3-Eyed Snake Discovered in Australia

The snake died later on because an inability to eat properly.

Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife

By Inside Edition Staff

Updated: 9:12 AM PDT, May 3, 2019

The 12-inch python, which was found by Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife rangers, had a misshapen head but all of its eyes were functioning, according to reports.

A snake with three functioning eyes was discovered in Australia.

The 12-inch python, which was found by Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife rangers, had a misshapen head, but all of its eyes were functioning, according to reports.

Unfortunately, the reptile was having problems eating and died.

An X -ray later showed the snake had one skull but an extra eye socket.

Officials believe the deformity happened in utero, but they’d never seen anything like it.

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3-Eyed Snake Discovered in Australia

The 12-inch python, which was found by Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife rangers, had a misshapen head but all of its eyes were functioning, according to reports.

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