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North Georgia Zoo officials believe anaconda had baby snake without mate
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North Georgia Zoo & Farm co-director Tom Bennett holds a 1-week-old anaconda Tuesday afternoon at the White County zoo. The snake was a born of a virgin on Jan. 31.
It’s been a rough couple of weeks for one green anaconda. The snake spent the past 10 years with everyone at North Georgia Zoo and Farm in Cleveland thinking she’s a male, but refuted that theory by giving birth — without any contact with another snake, according to officials with the zoo where she lives. That’s right.