Does this have 3 heads?

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Does this have 3 heads?
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It has three mouths. I'd say the larger polyp with two mouths is in the process of splitting and count it as "2 1/2" "heads". Others may not be as discriminating as myself and say it's either 3 or 2 depending their own standards.
 
I see 2. Middle is where they are coming together. Not common, but not rare.
 
It has three mouths. I'd say the larger polyp with two mouths is in the process of splitting and count it as "2 1/2" "heads". Others may not be as discriminating as myself and say it's either 3 or 2 depending their own standards.
I see. Thank you.
What happens if it splits? Are we growing up like this?
 

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