Out of 19 children born to Resit and Hatice Ulas - five siblings walk using their feet and the palms of their hands with astounding agility. A sixth sibling also walked on all fours, ...

Five siblings of the 19-strong Ulas family, from Hatay province, were first discovered in 2005 and thought to be an example of ‘reverse evolution’, meaning they had devolved into an earlier, ...

The Ulas family became known through a scientific paper which was followed by a 2006 documentary on the BBC called “The Family That Walks on All Fours.” 60 Minutes Australia. 5.

The siblings are able to speak, but barely, and have developed their own language to communicate with one another. ... “The Ulas family remains a mystery to the scientific community, ...

Five of the 19 children in the Ulas family have walked on all fours since infancy. But the affected siblings have intellectual disabilities and imbalance issues, ...

Their last name is Ulas, which in Turkish means "to reach." That name has proved prophetic for the children of a rural cotton farmer. Resit Ulas has 19 children; five are victims of a mysterious ...

The Ulas family, which lives in Southeastern Turkey, has garnered global attention for their ability to walk on all fours, a trait previously unseen in modern humans. This unique walk, similar to ...

The Ulas family in Turkey has five adult members who walk on all fours. ... So while the siblings are genetically identical with respect to this mutation, they are not manifesting the same trait.

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The siblings spend most of their time at the family's home in southern Turkey Credit: BBC. Out of 19 children born to Resit and Hatice Ulas - who walk upright - five siblings walk using their feet ...