Sea turtle patrollers made an incredible discovery during a recent turtle nest inventory on a South Carolina beach. Among three live hatchlings, they found one that stood out for its unique feature: it had two heads. The turtle was hailed as a “very rare find” for Edisto Beach State Park’s volunteer-led July 21 inventory. South Carolina State Parks (SCSP) shared photos on Facebook, writing, “While performing an inventory … patrollers, and volunteers found three alive loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings still in the chamber, but one hatchling in particular stood out because it had two heads!” This rare feature, they claimed, is the result of a genetic mutation. While other two-headed hatchlings have been found in South Carolina in past years, the infant discovered recently was a first for the patrol team at Edisto Beach State Park. Yet the hatchling was not interfered with. After taking photos, patrollers gently released the two-headed …