Two-headed turtle hatchling found on beach in the US
A group that monitors sea turtles in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina in the US, has reported finding a two-headed Loggerhead hatchling. As the local sources reported, the group's leader, marine biologist Amber Kuehn, says a genetic mutation caused the second head on the turtle, since named Squirt and Crush.
The group shared a picture of the turtle on Facebook that showed the creature's small body partially eclipsed by a gloved hand. The post wished the turtle good luck.
Kuehn says Crush and Squirt couldn't really swim, as the heads controlled separate flippers and weren't working together.