A rare two-headed snake underwent major surgery in Missouri to correct an unusual abnormality. The snake, named Gemini, was born with two heads and had difficulty eating and moving properly due to its condition. The surgery, which was performed by a team of veterinarians at the Animal Health Center in Columbia, Missouri, involved removing excess tissue and correcting the alignment of Gemini’s heads. The team used state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure the safety and well-being of the snake during the procedure. After a successful surgery, Gemini is now recovering well and is expected to live a healthy and normal life. The veterinarians involved in the surgery are hopeful that Gemini will thrive and continue to be a unique and fascinating creature for years to come. Two-headed snakes are extremely rare in the animal kingdom, and surgeries to correct abnormalities in such cases are even rarer. The team at the Animal Health Center in Missouri is proud to have been able to help Gemini and provide it with a better quality of life.