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Ultimate fact presents Top 20 Kids With Real Superpower You Won't Believe. We all are great fans of super heroes and we have once in a while dreamed of becoming one. You will be amazed to know there are real superheroes among us. Their extreme superpowers are purely natural and the most shocking thing is that they are just kids! Today we are going to unveil some of the top 20 kids with real superpowers. 1.Gabby gingras This pretty girl from big lake is a typical girl though always accompanied by someone who monitors her every move to make sure she doesn’t injure herself as she goes to her gym class and plays ball games, the reason is, Gingra doesn’t feel pain.So to avoid injuries Gingra has to always wear helmets and goggles every day. If you think its great super power to not feel pain, well the reality is different, Gaby’s teeth had to be removed because while growing up she always chewed her fingers and scratched her gums. Oh noo! 2. Hasnaa muslumani From Lebanon is this 12year old girl who recently discovered that she has an unusual ability. While studying Hasnaa felt a foreign object in her eye and when her mother took her to the doctor, three pieces of glass were removed from her eye. Surprisingly hasnaa has been crying 7 or 8 pieces of glass every day! The pieces of glass are wrapped in a gelatinous membrane so she doesn’t feel any pain at all when that happens, Well that’s a bit better! 3.The night eye This Chinese boy Nong you-hui was born with blue eyes that look green in daylight. So far it isn’t an issue even though both parents are black eyed and there’s no family history of another color. Besides his crystal blue eyes it’s interesting that at night this boy has perfect vision and his eyes glow like those of a cat when light shines on them. 5. Alani dos santos Dubbed the little missionary, this little girl from brazil is a remarkable human being, well maybe not, about the human being part. With the healing business becoming popular in India and Brazil, People who have suffered terrible illnesses for a long time have now felt better after spending time in the presence of this super hero kid. 6. Anna belysh Among the people with real super powers, Anna belysh is incredibly amazing. By the age of ten this Russian girl was already displaying her unique strength by doing 1500 push-ups in less than an hour in front of an audience earning her a place in the Guinness book of world records. 8.Ben underwood Ben underwood is one of the kids with super powers. When he suffered retinal cancer at the age of three, Ben became blind. What is incredible is that he is able to see without his eyes. Ben uses eco location by clicking his tongue which enables him to walk without a walking stick and even plays sports. 10. Aurelien hayman Wouldn’t it be nice to have that super memory where you remember many things that happened to us when growing up? As we grow older we tend to forgrt a lot as a result of memory loss, but Aurelien who suffered a rare condition called hyperthymesia lost his ability to forget at age 11.Now an adult, Haymnan can incredibly describe any moment of his life from what he ate, temperature and the music on radio. He’s one of the children with real superpowers. 12. The magnetic kid All the way from Croatia, now we are going to show you the real iron kid. At the age of six, Ivan stoiljkovic became famous for being a magnetic child. This kid with super powers caught on camera doesn’t look like a hero. Ivan has a strong magnetic film that attracts several metal objects. His parents say that Ivans strength allows him to carry almost 50pounds of metal on his magnetic body and that the magnetic waves on his body have healing properties. Awesome right! 17. Emma tablate This is probably our video for the day! Emma tablate is a pretty three year old girl from Philippines dubbed the ‘fire starter’. She can set things on fire by the power of her mind. Emma was living a normal childhood life until people started associating her with fire outbreaks wherever she went. When the police once cordoned their home to investigate the matter Emma said that something will burn in the house and it did. We should just call her the pyro kinesis girl or what’s your thought? 18. Maya Gamata Nine year old Maya Gamata ‘must just read’ she has a remarkable ability to read while blindfolded, maybe she has a third eye who knows! This girl can recognize colours, alphabets, peoples gestures and even do body scans. Medical experts around the world were amazed by this little girl’s ability and we are still not sure whether it is as a result of super power meditation. Who knows maybe you could also do it, it’s just that you haven’t tried. 19. Boris kipriyavonich Among the children with real super powers is Boris Kipriyavonich, a peculiar alien boy who is not from earth. This boy puzzled experts and thousands of people like you by claiming that before he was born he was a martian.

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These people are so incredible that you will not believe they really exist. -Sampson Berns Sampson was a brave teenager who suffered from progeria, a disease that accelerates his aging. -Daniel Saenz Daniel is a baseball boy like any other, except that he completely sheds the skin of his face every day because he suffers from Netherton syndrome, a disease also known as butterfly skin, due to its extreme delicacy. -Valeria Lukyanova We have all heard about the most famous doll in the world and the biotype of a woman that we all dreamed of years ago, well, this Ukrainian model is everything you’d expect when you think about a Barbie. -Deepak Jangra This young man is the closest thing to a superhero. -Abby and Brittany Hensel And in this place we find two people and not necessarily because it is a tie, rather because they are inseparable. -Cara Anaya -Paul karason The peculiarity of this American is the blue color of his skin, a feature that has made many call him "Papa Smurf". -Abul Bajandar This man became known as “the tree man” because of the multiple bark-shaped warts that sprout on different parts of his body. -Chen Tuanzhi This young Chinese woman was born with a strange condition: she has her knees backwards, which prevents her from walking, this is why she became known as “The girl with inverted legs”. -Jesus Fajardo This Mexican man surprised the whole world by his excess of hair and this was the reason why he was nicknamed by news channels as "the werewolf”. -Tom Staniford The British cyclist Tom Staniford attracted the people’s attention when he became known for his strange condition which doesn’t allow him to accumulate any body fat. -Rhett Lamb When babies are born, they usually spend most of the day sleeping. -Ashleigh Morris In 2008, the case of an Australian girl who was allergic to water was known and it’s not a joke. -Arun Raikwar If you ever saw the X-men, the group of mutants where their main enemy was a villain capable of attracting metals…well, this Indian man is the closest thing to this. -Kim Goodman -Jyoti Amge -Garry Turner -Mandy Sellars -Lizzie Velásquez -Sultan Kosen Starting this top, we find someone tall, and it’s not a joke since he has been recognized as the tallest man in the world who still remains alive according to the Guinness World Records.

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Today, she's a college student and an emerging U.S. journalist. She and her family are safely out of reach of the Taliban. But she is not at rest. A year ago today, journalist Fatema Hosseini was crouched near a Taliban checkpoint at the Kabul airport, covered head to toe in a burqa, sweaty, dizzy and scared. The Taliban had taken over Afghanistan's capital city four days earlier and masses of Afghans swarmed the airport, desperate for flights out. The Taliban guarding the gates said they would shoot anyone who stood. So Hosseini was duckwalking, trying to stay low but trying to push forward. A tear gas canister landed in front of her. Tears filled her eyes; her head felt heavy. She was trapped in the middle of a large family. When people started running and pushing from the gas, she stood, too, and a man reached around and grabbed her between her legs. She froze. Bullets zipped over her head. A woman smacked her on the back and said: “Sit down! They’re going to shoot you!” Instead she stood taller and shouted, “I want to get out!”

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