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Two-headed ‘baby monster’ born in U.S.

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Published 31 March, 2008, 15:09

A two-headed lizard has hatched from its egg at a breeding centre in the U.S. The owners of the business, in North Carolina, have decided not to sell their unusual bearded dragon.

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They're now trying to find out which head to feed.

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