Published 16:25 IST, May 9th 2020
Video of ‘two-headed dragon’ having his 'double meal' leaves netizens amazed
Netizens were amazed after IFS Officer Susanta Nanda took to Twitter to share an ‘amazing’ short clip of a ‘two-headed dragon’ having a ‘double meal’.
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IFS Officer Susanta Nanda recently took to Twitter to share an ‘amazing’ short clip of a ‘two-headed dragon’ having a ‘double meal’. According to an international media report, the ‘dragon’ lizard was born in China and is known as a ‘double-domed lizard’. In the video, one can see the ‘two-headed dragon’ gobbling away woodlice.
Had twitted about a two headed snake day before.
— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) May 9, 2020
Here is another- a two headed dragon having his double meal😊 pic.twitter.com/qLcjuIeJSW
‘Unique’
The video shared by Nanda on May 9 has gone viral. The video has been viewed more than 2,000 times and several internet users were ‘amazed’ to see the ‘unique’ animal. It is reportedly believed that the right-headed twin is more dominant, as it mostly controls the body. The left, however, is believed to ‘just an accessory.
Here are some of the most trending comments,
China dragon 🤡🤡
— Nomadic indian 007 (@SaiPras75383884) May 9, 2020
Wow ! This is unique
— Prashanth S (@Prashanths05) May 9, 2020
I assume they have two different sets of Vital Organs.
— J.S.Kumar (@YeskayOfficial) May 9, 2020
Superb👌 ❤
— ❄Humanity First✨ (@GT02305256) May 9, 2020
Dragons are real...😲
— Bibhu Prasad Mahapatra (ବିଭୁ ପ୍ରସାଦ ମହାପାତ୍ର) (@Bibhu_93) May 9, 2020
Amazing
— Suraj Kumar Surya (@kingsmansurya) May 9, 2020
IFS officers have been sharing a lot of videos and pictures since the coronavirus lockdown began in India. They have been sharing videos of elephants, civet, bison, deer reclaiming the streets of cities and towns amid the nationwide curfew that has been imposed since March 25. Just another day, one Indian Forest Service officer shared a video of the colourful chestnut eared aracari, and also a video of an owner feeding three chicks.
16:24 IST, May 9th 2020