Bob and Sid: The bicephalic squid?
Well not quite. In 2003 in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, scientists discovered what appeared to be a two headed squid. Upon dissection, they turned out to be a small squid (Sid) stuck inside a large one (Bob).
Bob’s organs were atrophied and shrivelled, meaning that Sid had been living there for a while prior to capture.
The photos have recently been ressurected by The Octopus News Magazine Online.
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