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A rare two-headed snake is getting ready to mark its 17th year after defying odds of one in 100 million to survive. Now measuring five feet long, the serpent has stunned scientists after it was first found in 2005 in the US state of Missouri. The black rat snake, which has difficulty swallowing, has defied all expectations by reaching not just adulthood, but its late teens. The predator now
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lives at the Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center. Steve Allain, a council member of the British Herpetological Society and snake expert has said the unique
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creature is now one in a hundred million. The unusual reptile was not expected to live to adulthood Image:Credit: Pen News Get the news you want straight to your inbox. Sign up for a Mirror newsletter here Speaking about the two-headed snake, he said: I know of another two-headed snake
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Two local ballet dancers have been awarded the Jennifer Thoma Memorial Ballet Scholarship.Skyler Wemple, 15, of Atascadero and Sarah Hill, 15, of Arroyo Grande will each r
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eceive a $2,500 scholarship to attend an intensive summer ballet training program.The Jennifer Thoma Memorial Ballet Scholarship has been awarded to ten dancers since 2012. It was created after Thoma passed away from cancer in 2012. Her husband a
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nd children wanted to honor her passion for dance. This scholarship was established to help local dancers realize their own dreams by providing support for dancers to attend summer intensive training programs, said Bill Thoma. Jennifer was a selfless, caring person committed to quietly helping others. She touched lives in ways she never fully realized and will continue to do so into the
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future through this scholarship. The Community Foundation of San Luis Obispo County Bill Thoma presents a scholarship check to Skyler Wemple and her p