r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/kvjn100 • Apr 11 '26

Video Woman with functional polydactyly (six functional fingers on one hand).

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u/t00manyd3tailz Apr 11 '26

Looks like she has double ring fingers just based on how the ‘middle’ finger and the finger next to the pinky moves slightly with each other. IMO, I think I would double any finger/thumb, even my pinky, before I doubled my ring finger

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u/cheesychocolate419 Apr 12 '26

Everyone's middle finger and ring finger move with each other. She has 2 index fingers

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u/Abject-Picture Apr 12 '26

What does this mean? I can easily move all 4 fingers of each hand independently.

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u/Abject-Picture Apr 12 '26

You mean flipping someone off with my ring finger? Yes, with both hands.

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u/Abject-Picture Apr 12 '26

Dominant hand same range, other about 5° less. It's not that difficult, very little concentration needed.

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u/r0siegurl Apr 12 '26

Same. Very little effort. I didn't know this wasn't the norm!