Discover supernatural abilities in people

A penetrating look like an X-ray machine, a memory and a calculator like a computer or a "look" with the ears are the special abilities of the people that the scientific community cannot fully explain.

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Natasha Demkina is a Russian girl who can see through the body. Like an X-ray machine, Natasha can detect problems inside the human body and diagnose. According to the mother of this girl, Natasha grew up normally like many other children until she was 10 years old, when special abilities began to unfold.

"I was at home with my mother and suddenly saw something. I could see through my mother's body and start talking to her about the parts I observed. In a fraction of a second, I would see a colorful picture inside the human body and then begin the analysis process , " Natasha said.

Daniel Temmet has been dubbed the man with incredible memory , with the ability to store a large amount of information that he once received. On March 14, 2004, Daniel set a record of 22,514 digits of the correct number of Pi numbers in 5 hours 9 minutes.

Savant or scholarly syndrome is a rare disease in the world . People with this syndrome often outperform others in a certain area. While most people with Savant's syndrome cannot explain how they have the special ability, Daniel is a different case. Daniel explains that in mind, each set of numbers up to 10,000 has its own texture, color, shape and feel. This helps Daniel remember more easily than a normal person. In Daniel's vision, the figure of 289 is very ugly, while the image of 333 is very attractive.

Michel Lotito was born in France, once known as Monsieur Mangetout (He eats), thanks to his ability to eat everything from age 9. Lotito can eat non-digestible objects like metal, glass, plastic, rubber ., without any bad effects on the body. This man used to eat a Cessna 150 plane and was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.

Veronica Seider holds a world record with the ability to see the smallest objects from a long distance without using support equipment. Veronica is said to have about 20 times better vision than normal people. She could identify someone at a distance of 1.6 km, while a person needed binoculars in this case.

Liew Thow Lin is a Malaysian man, known for his ability to attract metal objects . Until now, scientists have not been able to detect anything unusual about magnetism on this man's body. Mr. Liew can keep and maintain an equilibrium with a certain amount of metal objects on the skin.

Shakuntala Devi, Indian math genius, has been dubbed the "living computer". Right from the age of 6 and although not yet officially trained, Devi has demonstrated the ability to calculate and remember specifically.

In 1977 studying Southern Methodist in Dallas, USA, she declared the 23th root of a 201-digit number only 50 seconds, faster than the computer that time was 12 seconds.

Stephen Wiltshire is an English architect who can draw exactly what is observed even once. Wiltshire often drew the whole city based on memory. After 20 minutes of sitting on the plane and looking down, Wiltshire painted the panorama of New York City.

In the past 35 years, Win Hof has overcome many challenges with cold conditions and kept 20 world records. "The Dutch iceman" climbed to the top of Kilimanjaro and Everest while wearing shorts, breaking records of swimming in the ice, or lying in ice packs for nearly two hours . Special breathing techniques can help Win not feel cold as the average person feels. He also said that the method helped boost the immune system and helped him not to suffer any negative effects when under the bandage.

Kevin Richardson is an animal defender. This man has been "accepted" by many lions and hyenas in their living area. Kevin was the one who broke every safety rule in theory and said that he focused on intuition rather than conventional traditional knowledge when communicating with wildlife.

Ben Underwood is the only person in the world who can navigate by practicing echolocation , similar to the method of using ultrasound to communicate dolphins. This ability helps Ben locate the object by creating sound streams by the tongue, then listening for echoes echoed from the surrounding surface.

At the age of two, Ben was diagnosed with retinal cancer, had surgery to remove his eyes and became a completely invisible person ever since.

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