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10+ Rare Body Features That You Might Have
Some people have really long legs, and others were born with bright red hair. If you don’t have either of these features, do not despair. You likely have some other unique features you don’t yet know about.
At Bright Side, we learned about rare body features that make their owners really unique.
Diastema
Diastema is often called a tooth gap. Many celebrities have made this feature their trademark. And it really makes a person unique, with 1.6% to 25.4% of adults from various age groups and populations having it.
Arch fingerprints


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Loops are the most common fingerprint pattern, occurring in 65% of people. 30% of the world’s population has a pattern in the form of a whorl. And only 5% of people have an arch fingerprint pattern.
Outie belly button
Simian crease


A deep transverse line, which extends across the entire palm, is present in only 1.5% of people. This feature occurs more often in men and is usually inherited.
Gray eyes
This eye color is one of the rarest. There are only 3% of gray-eyed people, which is 3 times less than the number of blue-eyed people.
Green eyes
Only 2 out of every 100 people sport green eyes. And that’s because green isn’t a predominant color and will lose the battle with brown eyes in most cases. However, if both parents have green eyes, the possibility of the child having green eyes as well is very high.
The lack of the palmaris longus muscle
Approximately 14% of the population doesn’t have this muscle. The fact is that this is a rudimentary part of the body, the need for which has disappeared in the process of evolution. So the absence of the palmaris longus muscle doesn’t affect the work of the forearm in any way.
Fair hair
Blonde hair is highly related to the amount of sunlight exposure, and the less sunlight a country has, the more blonde people will be born there. For example, in countries like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, about 80% of the population is blonde.
The lack of wisdom teeth
Many taste buds on the tongue
1/4 of the world’s population boasts an improved sense of taste. This is all because they have a lot of taste buds on the tongue. Approximately the same number of people, on the contrary, have a decreased sense of taste, as they have fewer taste buds.
Double crown
Most people have only one clockwise hair whorl. A double crown is much rarer, occurring in just 5 out of every 100 people. And if both whorls are directed counterclockwise, this makes the person even more unique.
Heterochromia
A tiny extra hole in the ear
0.1% to 5% of people in different parts of the world have a tiny extra hole in their ears. It’s believed to be an evolutionary remnant of fish gills, but this theory still has no scientific confirmation.
Morton’s toe


I have Morton's toe.
Do you have any of these features? Tell us in the comments below.
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