Devender Harne, 10, was born with 25 fingers and toes -- six fingers on each hand, six toes on one foot and seven on the other.
Though it would be considered an abnormality to some, Devender says it allows him to work faster than the average child.
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1 comment:
I'd go for six fingers, granted that the extra digits were proportionate, as this kid's seem to be.
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