SH Archive Giants in India - 1903

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Professor James Ricalton, adventurer and American Explorer, together with the "Giants of Kashmir", fusiliers of the Maharaja; respectively 224 and 236 cm, immortalized during the Delhi Durbar Photo George Rose India, 1903

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Username: Obertryn
Date: 2019-04-24 01:41:13
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The giant man on the left has a disproportionately smaller head compared to the rest of his body, almost like he didn't develop properly. Now, granted, it could just his headdress obscuring his features or his clothes making him look bulkier than he actually is but the giant man on the right doesn't seem to have that problem. His body appears to be normally proportioned.

 

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Username: fabiorem
Date: 2019-04-24 03:18:10
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The giant on the right is with a stick, he probably had some trouble walking. Notice that he is a bit inclined, like he is lacking balance.

Dont reported giants had problems with their long legs? Maybe this would explain their disappearance, as a recessive gene.

 

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Username: Apollyon
Date: 2019-04-24 04:39:06
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The giant on the right is with a stick, he probably had some trouble walking. Notice that he is a bit inclined, like he is lacking balance.

Dont reported giants had problems with their long legs? Maybe this would explain their disappearance, as a recessive gene.

the real problem is nutrition watch the dutch giant he's huge but he eats properly for his size and doesn't appear to have any physical troubles when he started eating right