The mutant 2-eyed python clung to each other to make everyone watch

Recently, a python man in Mississippi named Jimerson was surprised to find out that a young python was bizarre mutated - sticking two eyes together.

It is known that these two conjoined pythons suffer from strange syndromes, and it can occur in humans.

Recently, a python man in Mississippi named Jimerson was surprised to find out that a young python was bizarre mutated - sticking two eyes together.

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Mutant python with two eyes sticking together.

Reportedly, when beating the latest python shell, Jimerson was shocked and frightened when he saw his python inside the crawling egg with a chord wrapped around his neck.

More specifically, this python has an unusual appearance - they have two eyes bunched together in the same eye socket, the nose is "weird".

Jimerson said: "When I saw this individual, I was really scared. Why did it have such a strange appearance?".

At first, the python seemed very weak, could not raise his head, thought he would "die" but strangely he still survived.

However, Jimerson will take a few photos of this bizarre python and store it frozen, not intending to raise it. Because Jimerson knew that this python did not survive long.

Jimerson plans to sell a unique specimen and receives an offer to buy it for $ 750.

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It is possible that this python has cyclopia.

Talking about the strange syndrome that this python suffers, experts say, it is very likely that this individual is infected - in which the face of the embryo becomes too flattened during development.

In this case, two eye sockets are attached to each other and the two eyes are in the same place.

In other cases, the animal has only one large eye. It is known that other creatures such as pigs, cattle, sharks, and humans are at risk of having this syndrome. Because cyclopia affects the brain, mutated animals rarely live long after birth.

Update 16 December 2018
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