Top 12 body features that seem normal but are rare, not everyone can own

Top 12 rare body features

Do you have gaping teeth or rough feet and think these are unsightly features? These unusual physical features may mean more than we think. These rare details are possessed by only a few people in the world and they are a reminder that human beauty is infinitely diverse.

1. V-shaped hairline

If you notice when you look in the mirror that your hairline forms a V-shape in the center of your head, you belong to 33% of the world's population. This feature is named the crown of the widow's head. And if you're wondering where this weird name comes from, it dates back to 18th century England, when many women wore black triangular hats with a pointed part at the center of their foreheads.

2. Dome fingerprint pattern

The fingerprints of nearly 8 billion people are different, even if they are identical twins. The unique point about fingerprints is that 65% of the population has a ring-shaped fingerprint, 30% has a spiral-shaped fingerprint, and only 5% has this unique domed pattern.

3. Palm muscle

The emergent hand tendon is actually a degenerated muscle, known to scientists as palmaris longus (palm muscle). It formed to help our ancestors climb trees. This muscle is not used anymore, but there are people who are born with the palmar muscle. If you're curious to find out if you have this muscle, place your hand on a flat surface and touch your thumb with your little finger. If you see a muscle in your wrist, you have a very rare trait.

4. Heterochromic

The rare feature of heterochromia causes each eye to have a different color. Only less than 1% of the world's population has this condition. Heterochromia can occur when the concentration of melanin in the eye is uneven and is mainly due to genetics.

5. Gene DEC2

If you have a friend who always seems to have 100% energy levels even when they don't sleep well, your friend may carry the DEC2 gene. Only 5% of the population has this condition. The average person is recommended to sleep at least 7 hours to restore energy, while people with the DEC2 gene can sleep 4-6 hours and still feel as fresh as a flower.

Gene DEC2 helps the body have a faster sleep cycle and get more done during working time. Legendary scientists like Leonardo da Vinci or Nikola Tesla all have this special gene.

6. Gray, green and amber eyes

Only 3% of people in the world have gray eyes, 3 times less than the number of people with blue eyes. Green eyes are also very rare as only 2 out of every 100 people have this eye color. And the third rarest eye color is amber, owned by 5% of the population.

7. Gaps of teeth

Also known as Diastema, space between teeth is a rare feature that only 25% of the population has. There are many celebrities who treat this unique feature as a brand of their own.

8. Super taste buds

A quarter of the world's population possesses a higher number of taste nerves on the tongue, which makes them more sensitive to taste.

9. 2 layers of eyelashes

Legendary female star Elizabeth Taylor is the representative representative of this unique beauty. Called Distichiasis, these double lashes can make the eyes look much more seductive.

10. Morton's Toes

Look at your toes, if you have a second toe that is larger than the first then you are 22% of people with what is known as Morton toe. Scientist Dudley Joy Morton believes that the second big toe is an evolutionary relic of ancestral toes.

11. ambidextrous

Only a very few people can do the job with both hands equally. This particular condition is known as ambidextrous and it clearly offers a lot of advantages in life.

12. Dual head vortex

Only 5 out of 100 people have double swirls in their hair. And if you own 2 anti-clockwise hair swirls, it's even more special.