33 Examples of Unique and Fascinating People Around Us

GaylordAlvarado Published 06/01/2024 in wow

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...

1.
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.
2.
This boy has Waardenburg Syndrome
3.
Albinism can give a person who has it purple blue coloured eyes
4.
A redhead with heterochromia
5.
A congenital, enormous mole
6.
12 Fingers
7.
A mother passes on a white patch of hair. Called ‘Poliosis’.
8.
Cute birthmark
9.
Unilateral Vitiligo
10.
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.
11.
Super long toes
12.
A super long thumb
13.
A polydactyl baby
14.
Webbed Hand
15.
Perfect belly button swirl
16.
This uvula split in two
17.
Same and also passed from mother to child
18.
Coloboma on both of his eyes
19.
Missing a finger
20.
This finger gap
21.
Genu recurvatum is a deformity in the knee joint, so that the knee bends backwards.
22.
An ear with a preauricular pit
23.
Triphalangeal thumbs
24.
Double toes
25.
Inverted nails
26.
Four middle fingers
27.
Symmetrical cow licks.
28.
Mirror hands - eight fingers
29.
Unbendable right thumb
30.
Big little finger
31.
No nose bridge
32.
So flexible... grabbing backwards
33.
Tongue tentacles...

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1. 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.

2. This boy has Waardenburg Syndrome

3. Albinism can give a person who has it purple blue coloured eyes

4. A redhead with heterochromia

5. A congenital, enormous mole

6. 12 Fingers

7. A mother passes on a white patch of hair. Called ‘Poliosis’.

8. Cute birthmark

9. Unilateral Vitiligo

10. 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.

11. Super long toes

12. A super long thumb

13. A polydactyl baby

14. Webbed Hand

15. Perfect belly button swirl

16. This uvula split in two

17. Same and also passed from mother to child

18. Coloboma on both of his eyes

19. Missing a finger

20. This finger gap

21. Genu recurvatum is a deformity in the knee joint, so that the knee bends backwards.

22. An ear with a preauricular pit

23. Triphalangeal thumbs

24. Double toes

25. Inverted nails

26. Four middle fingers

27. Symmetrical cow licks.

28. Mirror hands - eight fingers

29. Unbendable right thumb

30. Big little finger

31. No nose bridge

32. So flexible... grabbing backwards

33. 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.

2.
This boy has Waardenburg Syndrome

3.
Albinism can give a person who has it purple blue coloured eyes

4.
A redhead with heterochromia

5.
A congenital, enormous mole

6.
12 Fingers

7.
A mother passes on a white patch of hair. Called ‘Poliosis’.

8.
Cute birthmark

9.
Unilateral Vitiligo

10.
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.

11.
Super long toes

12.
A super long thumb

13.
A polydactyl baby

14.
Webbed Hand

15.
Perfect belly button swirl

16.
This uvula split in two

17.
Same and also passed from mother to child

18.
Coloboma on both of his eyes

19.
Missing a finger

20.
This finger gap

21.
Genu recurvatum is a deformity in the knee joint, so that the knee bends backwards.

22.
An ear with a preauricular pit

23.
Triphalangeal thumbs

24.
Double toes

25.
Inverted nails

26.
Four middle fingers

27.
Symmetrical cow licks.

28.
Mirror hands - eight fingers

29.
Unbendable right thumb

30.
Big little finger

31.
No nose bridge

32.
So flexible... grabbing backwards

33.
Tongue tentacles...