It's got four eyes, two tongues and two sets of fangs - but isn't poisonous.
Zoologists say the rare reptile can eat using both heads at the same time.
But the two heads have been known to fight each other for food!
Lucky find
It's thought to be a few months old and is lucky to have survived in the wild.
Other double-headed snakes have been found in Honduras, the United States, Sri Lanka and Argentina.
A two-headed corn snake named Thelma and Louise was kept at San Diego Zoo on the US west coast.
It had 15 normal babies before it died.
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