Muzammil

Biological Anomalies in Humans

Science EN ↓ 3 episodes

Ever thought of What if Humans were born with different anomalies like the bones denser & stronger than steel? or ever heard of humans who don't feel pain? If not , then be ready to listen to the epic or tragic stories of the super humans who are nothing but humans with mere biological anomalies.

Author

Muzammil

Category

Science

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Latest episode

Dec 4, 2025

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Episodes

The Boy With Bones Stronger Than The Steel 04.12.2025

Javon “Unbreakable” Wilson has bones so dense they laugh at car crashes and cliff dives. Doctors say his skeleton is the strongest ever recorded in a living human. The same mutation that makes him indestructible is quietly crushing his organs and nerves from the inside.

The Woman Who Remembers Everything 04.12.2025

Jill Price can tell you what she ate for lunch on any random Tuesday in 1987, what she wore, who she spoke to, and how she felt – word for word. She never forgets anything. Ever. Doctors call it Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory. Jill calls it a prison.

The Man Who Cannot Feel Pain 04.12.2025

He can take a hammer to the kneecap, get electrocuted with 10,000 volts, or fall three stories and walk away laughing. Tim Cridland was born with zero pain sensation and no ability to sweat. He turned it into a career as the world-famous “Torture King” – but this “superpower” is quietly killing him faster than any stunt ever could.

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