Do you think it is possible to have superpowers? Believe it or not, genetic mutations are quite common in humans. For example, blue eyes, lactose tolerance, and red hair were once alterations in our genes. There are also superhuman genetic mutations that hack into people's bodies and give them incredible superpowers. If you are not one of the lucky ones with genes that give superpowers, don't worry, there are some that you can learn with hard work and a little sacrifice. What would you be willing to do to have superpowers? Which ones would you choose? Let’s Delve into the world of super abilities and let’s explore together the Superpowers you have or could learn. Follow us: www.undiscoveredworlds.co Find Us in SPANISH ‘Universos Abiertos’ www.youtube.com/c/universosabiertos www.universosabiertos.com Bioluminescence The team of scientists claims that the human body emits a constant glow, which is strongest around the head and diminishes at night. So you know, when someone tells you that you are brilliant, tell them that you both are. Hearing the Temperature The investigation consisted of making a group of people listen to the sound of hot and cold water pouring into a glass and saying which was which. It turns out that 96% of the participants answered correctly. Scientists still do not explain how this can be possible or why our body developed an ability like that. Superhuman strength Various athletes claim that superhuman strength can be activated through plyometrics, a type of physical training that seeks to access the latent strength of our muscles, avoiding the inhibition reflex. This reflex limits the amount of energy our muscles can use, with the intention of not damaging the bones or organs. Ability to see a single photon Scientists claim that the human eye is not only capable of seeing photons, but can see them individually, even one at a time. Keep in mind that these particles are tiny, difficult to see even in specialized laboratories, so having the ability to see them with the naked eye is somewhat surprising. Recognizing a Smile Before It Appears Various studies have found that human beings have the ability to detect when someone is going to smile, the type of smile they are going to express, and at the same time compare it with ours, which allows us to determine if the smile is fake or true. Enhanced Immunity Wim Hof is a Dutch extreme athlete capable of pushing his body to the limit. He has climbed Everest in only shorts and has run a marathon in the desert without consuming water. This body resistance technique is known as "the Wim Hof method" and requires greater connection and control of our bodies. Echolocation In a 2013 study in the city of Munich, Germany, found that we all have the ability to use echolocation ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dE47eF_hNU

Banned & “Dangerous” Dog Breeds Around The World Cane Corso Do not be intimidated by the appearance of this dog, as it can be very good company for you. The Cane Corso, coming from Italy, is a breed known as a guard dog and especially as a hunting companion. Its large size can sometimes be related to a violent or rebellious attitude, but it is not. Like other dogs, Cane Corso requires strict education from puppy, since it needs to create a special bond with its owner, so it will manage to be an excellent dog and friend. Experts in the relationship with Cane Corso recommend that beginners do not adopt this breed, since it needs a very intense socialization. Keep in mind these recommendations when adopting a dog, since some breeds need certain care that could be more recommendable for you and your family. Tosa Inu The dog breed that is banned in several cities in the world, such as Hong Kong and Dublin, is a Japanese breed that has historically been used and bred for dog fighting. The Tosa Inu can weigh as much as an adult person, has a powerful jaw and shows very aggressive behaviors that are useful for fighting, but dangerous for humans. Although in many countries it is illegal to have a Tosa Inu as a pet, because it is considered dangerous, this is not the fault of the Tosa Inu, but of the people who have raised these dogs to be aggressive fighters. This breed, like all dog breeds, can be a good pet if its owners are careful, know how to educate it well and know how to socialize it to humans and other dogs. American Bandog Some dog breeds are commonly adopted for the purpose of guarding a residence, but these breeds need special education unlike other breeds. The American Bandog is a dog that at first sight would seem aggressive, but it is not, it is an excellent guardian friend for you and your family. The education needed by the American Bandog has to be strict, since it requires an authority figure in the house, otherwise the dog could become a problem. There have been cases reported where this canine becomes aggressive against his family when the authority figure has left the house and the other members are left in charge. Another important factor that determines a dog's attitude is its past, since many of them have been rescued from people with bad intentions who mistreat or abuse them. The dog can become a beloved member of your family, if you give it the necessary education. Argentine Dogo Did you know that there is a breed of dog trained to hunt animals such as cougars or wild boar? The Argentine Dogo is a born hunter that can be a good companion for both hunters and a family. This dog is known for not being afraid of anything, having a lot of stamina and a powerful bite. This powerful animal needs an owner who is a good autho ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLAtjQoQQ-g

From compassionate vampires to awkward kangaroos, here are the most mind-blowing mammals and their special powers Not A Step Backwards As children, most of us showed off our athletic abilities by jumping in funny ways or doing silly tricks before landing in the pool. we all have had lots of fun doing them. And there are animals who are very well know of doing unique tricks like kangaroos. You may have seen them in movies with boxing globes or even more impressive hitting with their back legs as they balance on their tail. But although they are very athletic, there is one simple thing that we humans do better than kangaroos, we can actually jump backwards, they cannot. Funny how something that simple is not possible for them. Scary Me With Kindness Most of us have seen the movies about vampires where the vampire turns into a bat and a lot of people know that the idea came from the real-life vampire bat. Unfortunately, they get a bad reputation, they are the only mammal in the world that live entirely on blood but don’t let their eating habits fool you they are some of the most compassionate mammals. these caring little critters, are known to adopt other orphan vampires, and are one of the few mammals who are willing to risk their own lives in order to share food with their less fortunate roost-mates. I guess the saying to not judge a book by its cover works in this case? And The Winner Is… We all have heard the story of the tortoise and the hare. And we all know the surprising end where the tortoise is the unlikely winner of the race… so let’s do another unusual paring, who do you think would win the race between an ant and a sloth? Here is the matchup, Sloths travel up to a break neck speed of about 5 feet a minute. Ants cover that distance in less time and are often seen carrying more than their weight in food items for their colony. Don’t think the sloth does not carry anything… they are so slow, that green algae forms on their fur… sloths sure win the price for the slowest mammal on earth, but win in total cuteness! Dairy Variety Do you remember when you were a kid, and you probably had a favorite cheese, depending on where you grew up, it may have been American cheese, queso fresco, string cheese and all those come from cows. But as an adult, have you ever tried any chesses from other random animals like buffalo and sheep or even gone more exotic with your taste buds? There are so many mammals and all over the world, you can make edible cheese from the milk of over 20 different mammals…. Including moose, horses and yaks. When you travel abroad, see how many can you find and try them… they may be surprisingly good! 66 - Mammals - A (Amazing Mammals) All audio provided by audioblocks.com provided under t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJs-nRTGpo8

Humans have built some amazing things through the years but there are some animals in nature can build some pretty amazing things to. Here are some of the best builders in the animal kingdom. Portrait Spiders Portraits have long been a basic element of human decoration. Whether it is an oil painting of a monarch or a simple family portrait, we love to look at ourselves, as it turns out that some spiders do too. According to a recent discovery in the Peruvian Amazon, scientists found a small arachnid only 5 millimeters long that can "draw" a giant spider in the middle of the structure it creates with its web. The lure is made of small pieces of debris gathered together, creating the illusion of an insect that is hundreds of times larger than its creator, so it is meant to deter predators. Sociable Weaver Birds If you are ever visiting Africa and see something that looks like a huge haystack stuck in a tree, you have probably found a nest of Sociable Weaver Birds. These birds build larger nests than any other bird, housing up to 400 individuals and that's not all, some nests can remain occupied for over a hundred years. According to several experts, a nest consists of separate rooms, each occupied by a pair of breeding birds. Sociable weavers use large sticks to create the roof and basic structure of the nest and dry grasses to form the individual rooms, which are lined with softer grasses and fibers. Beavers Beavers are surely the most renowned animal architects. These prolific builders cut down trees and gather sticks and mud to build dams, with which they create ponds that offer them protection from predators and allow easy access to food during the winter. Although a beaver dam is approximately 1.8 meters high and 1.5 meters wide, they can be much larger. In 2007, experts detected the world's largest beaver dam in Alberta, Canada, using Google Earth. The dam extends for an incredible 850 meters and it is estimated that it took beavers 20 years to build it. They are certainly animals that like to work hard. Termites The northwest territory of Australia is full of the spectacular structures of the termites, who build mounds that can rise to more than 2 stories high. Incredible. Built from mud, chewed wood, saliva and termite feces, each mound is a self-sustaining megacity. Underground, the termite colony can extend over several square kilometers. Water collects through condensation inside the mound, where some termites maintain subterranean mushroom gardens that they cultivate with plant matter and use to feed the bustling subterranean city. Quite impressive what these little insects can accomplish, humans should learn from termites and their constructions. 3 - Animal Builders - A (The Most Amazing Animal Builders) All audio provided ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUGerbIJ3tI