Very rare two-headed genetically mutated turtle discovered
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A two-headed turtle hatchling was found alive in a South Carolina state park
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While going about their normal duties, patrollers and volunteers at a US park stumbled across a rare two-headed loggerhead sea turtle.
The hatchling was found in Edisto Beach State Park in South Carolina on Wednesday during a routine nest inventory.
Officials said a genetic mutation was responsible for the turtle s two heads.
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The tiny two-headed hatchling is the first for the patrol team at Edisto Beach State Park.(Facebook: South Carolina State Parks) While performing an inventory this past Wednesday, patrollers and volunteers found three alive loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings still in the chamber, South Carolina State Parks wrote in a Facebook post.