Jackson, Mississippi: Two-Headed Snake

Plenty to see when it comes to nature and science. But please, can you direct us to the Mutant Reptiles in Captivity department?

Mississippi Museum of Natural Science

Address:: 2148 Riverside Dr., Jackson, MS
Directions:: Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. I-55 off Lakeland Drive.
Hours:: M-F 8-5, Sa 9-5, Su 1-5. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 601-576-6000
Admission:: Admission

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Two-Headed Snake

The entire museum and park are worth a stop. Not sure I'd stop just for the snake, but it was weirdly interesting.

[Lee, 10/11/2019]

Megalodon shark outline.

Two-Headed Snake

The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science [offers more than a Two-Headed Snake] -- it's an amazing two-story animal, nature, history and science museum. It has dino skeletons, stuffed bears, real alligators, fish, interactive fun exhibits, tons of great photo ops, a maze out back and a huge walking trail into the swampy area behind the museum that features bat houses!

[Angela, 06/20/2015]

2-headed snake.

Two-Headed Snake

The two-headed snake was really cool, but the whole Mississippi Museum of Natural Science was great. We went for the special exhibit -- Reptiles: Beautiful and Deadly -- which ends in January 2014, and it was amazing to see all those fascinating creatures. We camped at the Mayes Campground/Lefleur's Bluff State Park and took the nature trails to the museum. There were a lot of spiders but it was still a nice walk.

[Claros Clan, 08/21/2013]

There might be less spiders if there were more two-headed snakes.

2-headed snake.