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This African Tribe Has Only 2 Toes

August 17, 2024

Drew Binsky here! Visited dozens of indigenous tribes around the world, but nothing compares to this experience at the tri-country border of Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique. Spent two days driving on long dirt roads to meet the Vadoma tribe—the only humans on earth with just two toes on each foot.

Came here to uncover their story, raise awareness about their struggles, and understand what life is like with this rare condition. Drop your thoughts in the comments below—have you heard of the Vadoma tribe? What do you think about their feet?

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