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People call Yoandri Hernandez Garrido "Twenty-Four." His nickname comes from the six perfectly formed fingers on both of his hands and the six impeccable toes on both feet, the Daily Mail reported.

Hernandez is proud of his extra digits and calls them a blessing.

He says they set him apart and enable him to make a living by scrambling up palm trees to cut coconuts and posing for photographs in Baracoa, Guantanamo province, a popular tourist destination in northeastern Cuba.

Known as polydactyly, Hernandez's condition, which is called polydactyly, is relatively common. However, it's rare that extra digits are as perfectly formed as Garrido's.

Indeed, at a glance, his hands look perfectly normal. It's only on closer inspection that his extra digits become apparent.（點(diǎn)擊英國(guó)《每日郵報(bào)》查看原文）

男子有24趾稱為神所賜

?????? 據(jù)英國(guó)《每日郵報(bào)》報(bào)道，人們戲稱尤恩德里?赫爾南德斯?加里多為“24”。因?yàn)樗粌H每只手長(zhǎng)了6個(gè)完好的手指，每只腳上還長(zhǎng)了6個(gè)完整的腳趾。

?????? 赫爾南德斯很自豪自己有多指癥，覺得是為神所賜。

?????? 他說多出的手指讓他更有爬樹的本事，他摘椰子能比別人掙更多的錢；由于自己的與眾不同，每次和來古巴關(guān)塔那摩巴拉科阿市的游客拍照也能掙得不少小費(fèi)。

?????? 他的癥狀被稱為多指癥，一般較為常見，但像赫爾南德斯長(zhǎng)的這么好的倒很少見。

?????? 確實(shí)，任何人在不經(jīng)意地瞥到他的手時(shí)很難看出來有什么不同，只有靠近觀察才會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)他的手腳趾與眾不同。

(China.org.cn August 31, 2011)