33 Examples of Unique and Fascinating People Around Us
GaylordAlvarado
Published
06/01/2024
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These people are basically real-life X-Men.
Evolution is an ongoing process and one of its most important building blocks is mutation. Every now and then, nature/genetics will create random mutations in people to see if it makes any additional difference to their survival.
Unlike X-Men, these changes are usually pretty subtle in real life. Instead of telekinesis or laser eyes, you may be born with extra fingers or webbed toes.
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His condition is most likely coloboma, a hole in the structures of the eye which usually affects just the iris. It is a rare genetic condition that happens to less than one child for every 10,000 being born. -
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This boy has Waardenburg Syndrome -
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Albinism can give a person who has it purple blue coloured eyes -
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A redhead with heterochromia -
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A congenital, enormous mole -
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12 Fingers -
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A mother passes on a white patch of hair. Called ‘Poliosis’. -
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Cute birthmark -
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Unilateral Vitiligo -
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Elf ears are not just mythical traits. They are real! Elf ears are also known as “Darwin’s tubercule”, a congenital condition wherein the rim of the auricle is thickened. -
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Super long toes -
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A super long thumb -
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A polydactyl baby -
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Webbed Hand -
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Perfect belly button swirl -
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This uvula split in two -
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Same and also passed from mother to child -
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Coloboma on both of his eyes -
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Missing a finger -
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This finger gap -
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Genu recurvatum is a deformity in the knee joint, so that the knee bends backwards. -
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An ear with a preauricular pit -
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Triphalangeal thumbs -
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Double toes -
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Inverted nails -
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Four middle fingers -
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Symmetrical cow licks. -
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Mirror hands - eight fingers -
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Unbendable right thumb -
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Big little finger -
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No nose bridge -
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So flexible... grabbing backwards -
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Tongue tentacles...
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His condition is most likely coloboma, a hole in the structures of the eye which usually affects just the iris. It is a rare genetic condition that happens to less than one child for every 10,000 being born.
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