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The 6 1/2-half-year-old female snake has been in the aquarium since 1999, when the facility paid $15,000 to buy it from its previous. At the time, it was felt such snakes cannot survive for long.
But We, now a 4-foot-long, 1-inch-thick, reptile, proved everyone wrong and remains healthy, says the report.
Aquarium President Leonard Sonnenschein said We survived because, unlike other two-headed animals, both her mouths are connected to the same stomach. Proceeds from her sale would go for education, research and conservation.
A Harvard University zoologist said We should live another 10 to 15 years.