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Top 10 People With Superpowers Caught On Camera Subscribe! →    / @top10trendinghere   With all of the DC and Marvel movies coming out, we are quick to admire the superheroes' strength, agility, and other cool stuff that makes them superhuman. But what about the people who don't appear in movies but still possess awesome superpowers? In this video we discuss about the people with superpowers caught on camera. #viral #top10 #beamazed #trendcentral #2021 #superpowers #top10best 10. DEAN KARNAZES Imagine if you could just run forever. Well one man can – Dean Karnazes. He’s run 50 marathons in 50 days and completed a trek of 350 miles in 80 hours and 44 minutes without needing to stop for sleep or rest. He even ran a marathon in the South Pole in temperatures of – 13F. For those who don’t know, lactic acid is responsible for muscle soreness, tightness, and the feeling of legs as heavy as lead after a long session of training. It’s produced as a by-product of converting blood sugar into energy. Cramps and fatigue signal to the brain that it’s time to stop, but Karnazes never receives these signals giving him the ability to run almost indefinitely due to his body. 9. JAMIE KEETON Jamie Keeton is known as the human suction cup. For some bizarre reason, an undiagnosable skin condition turns his pores into something more closely resembling the properties of the suckers. He can stick cans, bottles, and even random objects like smart phones and house keys to his head and body. After shaving his head on a hot summer’s day, he stumbled upon this weird super power by accident after rubbing a soda can on his head to try and cool down from the sun. He’s made a full-time career out of entertaining people, with beverage companies paying him to pour drinks out of bottles stuck to his head. Celebrities stop to take happy snaps with him all the time, and at one event he posed in an astonishing 80,000 photos with fans. 8. KEVIN RICHARDSON South African Kevin Richardson is proof that some people possess a natural affinity for understanding and communicating with animals. Move over crazy Joe Exotic, this guy is the true Tiger King, and he’s against raising cubs in captivity just for tourists to pat. Richardson is the real-life lion whisperer, and has been accepted by a wild pride of lions in the Dinokeng Game Reserve in Pretoria. He rolls around on the ground wrestling with his lion buddies, and joins them for a good roaring session. He has a wife and family, but once he sets foot on the savannah grass, he becomes one of the pride. 7.ETIBAR ELCHYEV Meet Etibar Elchyev from Georgia. His day job is training aspiring kickboxers but in his spare time, he practices breaking his own world record. This man has the unique ability to attract metal to his body, having nothing to do with his not-so-magnetic personality either. Dubbed the human magnet, he’s able to hold 53 spoons onto his chest and back. Becoming the world record holder was his initial dream, but now he has his sights set on something bigger. He’s pulled a Mercedes along the road with a metal plate on his back! Who knows, in a few decades time with some intensive training we might see this guy twisting and manipulating metal at will. 6. STIG SEVERINSEN Human being or aquatic sea mammal – you can judge yourself. Stig Severinsen has more than earned his nickname as the man who doesn’t breathe by using a state of Zen to control his breathing underwater. He’s able to spend 22 minutes submerged stationary in water. To put this into perspective, a regular person can only hold their breath for between 30 seconds and 2 minutes before beginning to take in water and eventually drowning. He holds the record for the world’s longest underwater swim, travelling an astounding 500 feet under a frozen lake without breathing apparatus, wearing flippers and a wetsuit. He took things up a notch the following day by swimming 250 feet in just his trunks. Scientists have studied Severinsen, remarking that he has almost triple the lung capacity of a person. 5. WIM HOFF Many people have claimed to be able to control their body temperature over the course of history, but few have put it to the test to the degree that Wim Hoff has. The Iceman has climbed Mount Everest and Mount Kilimanjaro barefoot, with just a pair of shorts to be able to record it all. In fact, he holds over two dozen world records for surviving in conditions that would prove fatally cold for other mere mortals. Using Tibetan Time style meditation, Hoff is able to shut off activity in his mind and redirect his energy into keeping his body heat constant. This ability also works with extreme heat, as incredibly he ran a full marathon in the Namib Desert without food, water or change in his core temperature. Proof that power of the mind and body is far beyond scientific understanding.