Virginia Wildlife Management and Control posted to their Facebook page Sunday that they had received "extremely rare" photos of an actual two-headed snake. See photos.

WASHINGTON — It’s a copperhead … head?

Virginia Wildlife Management and Control posted to their Facebook page Sunday that they had received “extremely rare” photos of an actual two-headed snake.

The slithering serpent was discovered in a yard in Woodbridge, Virginia.

A two-headed snake was found in Woodbridge, Virginia. (Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control) Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control The snake was found in a Woodbridge yard. (Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control) Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control This two-headed snake is a copperhead. (Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control) Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control In a Facebook post, Virginia Wildlife Management and Control called the find “extremely rare.” (Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control) Courtesy Virginia Wildlife Management and Control ( 1 /4) Share This Gallery: Share on Facebook. Share on Twitter. Share via email. Print.

Virginia Wildlife Management and Control said in the post that if you have issues with snakes or any other kind of wildlife, to contact them and their “Snake Identification” hotline at 804-617-7086.

They’re always open.