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BREVARD CO., FL (WWSB) – A rare two-headed loggerhead sea turtle was found in Brevard County on Tuesday.
Interns with the University of Central Florida found the hatchling. They reported the sea turtle to be alive and energetic.
The two-headed loggerhead sea turtle was found South of Patrick Air Force Base in Brevard County.
The hatchling was released.
Our interns discovered this rare 2-headed loggerhead hatchling yesterday! It was alive & energetic. So cool! #UCFTurtleLab Pic: L Rittenberg pic.twitter.com/pUAWi78IvK
— Kate Mansfield (@UCFTurtleLab) August 16, 2017
