Two heads are better than one - except when you're eating a prawn.
Drawing comparisons to the infamous three-eyed fish in The Simpsons, a two-headed prawn has been discovered by shocked staff members at Townsville's Reef HQ Great Barrier Reef Aquarium.
Aquarist Laura Colton says she originally assumed the soon-to-be fish food was two prawns stuck together.
Hundreds of people have shared the photo on social media.
Concerns that it may have been a mutated, nuclear powered superprawn were soon allayed by Professor Dean Jerry of James Cook University.
He explained it was far more likely to be a rare natural development such as Siamese twins.
Those braving the winter winds for Christmas in July parties may be thinking twice about ordering a prawn cocktail.
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