Amphisbaena

Amphisbaenas are legendary two-headed serpents, with the second head being at the end of the tail. They were first mentioned by Pliny. de Plancy, J. C., (1863). Dictionnaire Infernal. 6ed. pg.29
== Discussion of their Existence ==
According to Dr. Brown, while creatures identified as amphisbaenas could exist, such as a type of two-headed lizard recorded by Aldrovandi, and one supposedly shown to Faber by Cassien du Puy, they were likely conjoined twins that hatched from the same egg, and thus are rare, anomalous creatures, and not an entire species. 
== Further Reading ==
* Essay on Errors, Brown
== References ==
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