Check Out This Strange Looking Snake

A guy explained what he saw in the farm below;

Since the lockdown order was given and I returned to my village in Oka Akoko, Ondo state, I have been a constant visitor to my brother's farm where I assist on the daily with his farm produce.

Bro Segun is majorly a cassava farmer as he produces garri in large quantities, but he also has another farm where he rears livestock.

On Tuesday around 2pm,during one of the usual visits to the farm, something strange happened which left me dazed.

I discovered that at the bird section, the chickens were making much noise than usual. So I proceed to the location to see what was going on and behold I saw 6 chickens lifeless on the floor.

Puzzled as to why the chicken died, I called the attention of my uncle to it, who said probably an infection has found its way into the farm and the birds are infected. So he ordered that I pick up the birds and set them on fire.

I was about picking up the 3rd bird when I saw something creeping out, initially I thought it was a frog, but after watching closely I discovered that it was a snake, or should I say frog-snake because I'm really confused on what the strange creature is.

Very strange! How can a snake have a hand and head of a frog. While lost in thought how possible it was for such specie of snake to exist, it then occurs to me that the snake was responsible for the noise and the dead chickens found on the floor.

I was too scared to even make attempts of killing it. But at the same time, I could not help but marvel at the sight of the uncommon creature.

Despite being scared, I followed it around in order to get a perfect view and snapshot which is shared in this article.

If not for my exposure, this creature would have been attributed to an attack from the 'witches' of my village.Smiles!

Have anyone seen this before ?

Can any biologist explain to me how this wonder is genetically possible

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