Sunday, September 27, 2009 TWO HEADED ANIMALS
In China's Hunan province a gecko has been found with a head on each of its body. The little fellow was found wandering to and fro, back and forth, going here and there, trying to make up his minds in an antique shop. He's slow, but can go both directions.
In Japan, not wanting to be outdone by China, a two headed turtle was found in Moriyama. The little boy who found him named the amphibian 'Takara' meaning treasure. The cause? Researchers say it was NOT pollution but rather some sort of natural phenomenon. Takara is alive!
A two faced cat
A two headed goat
A two headed snake
Another two headed turtle
A two headed lamb born in China
A two headed arowana fish in an aquarium shop in Shah Alam. They are not dead but can't swim either.
A double-headed red-eared slider turtle "Takara", named after a boy who found it at a park nearby and meaning "treasure" in Japanese, rests on leaves at Hinagiku nursery school in Moriyama, western Japan May 27, 2008.
We say, or at least some people say, that two heads are better than one. The Japanese say "sannin yoreba monchuu no chie" which roughly translates to three heads being better than one.
