The Amazing Cat Boy

Jul.17, 2009 in China

Not literally shaped like a cat but a boy named Nong Youhai in southern China stunned the experts by having the ability to see in darkness like a cat. The boy’s blue eyes can glow in the dark and can read perfectly without any light whatsoever. His night vision is as clear as most people can see during the day. Other experts believe the boy may have a rare condition termed leukodermia. Surely this mutant power can have some pretty useful usage?

Source: ecr.co.za

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3 Comments on “The Amazing Cat Boy”

roguepp88
July 18th, 2009 at 3:44 pm
Thats awesome,
sounds like something form heroes.

I want an ability as well!!

Eamon
July 18th, 2009 at 4:39 pm
Yea me too, something simple like mind reading is already enough for me :p

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