According to a British media report on April 11, a Nepalese teenager grew a tail from an early age, and by the time he was 16 years old, that tail was already 70 centimeters long. The teenager had been embarrassed that he had grown a tail, and now he was not afraid to show his tail to outsiders. Because the local priest called him perhaps the "reincarnation of the monkey god," the whole family rejoiced because of his tail.
Desantes Adikari
Deshant Adikari, 16, is reportedly a Nepalese teenager. 5 days after he was born, his parents noticed a tail growing on his spine. Desante said he was initially ashamed of his long tail, and later to avoid embarrassment, he had to hide it.
His parents were also upset about De Chante's tail, and they took him to local hospitals and hospitals abroad for treatment, but in the end they could not stop the tail from continuing to grow. It wasn't until a passage from a local priest that gave them a different view of De Chante's tail.
De Chante
The priest told them not to comb the tail with a comb or to cut it with any tools. He also said that De Chante may possess some kind of supernatural power because he may be the reincarnation of the monkey god Hanuman. Since then, Des chanters have allowed the tail to grow naturally. Today, the tail has grown to 70 centimeters long, and Deschamps usually braids it into small braids and hangs it around his waist. Although he did not show the so-called super energy, the priest's words made his mentality much better, and he became more confident.
In a video online, Deschanter said: "My parents used to show others my tail and I agreed. Now to show others the tail, I don't feel anything uncomfortable. One of my videos went viral online and now a lot of people know I'm the boy with the tail and I feel good. ”