Meet the six-fingered Brazilian family

Wonders they say will never end. Here is this Brazilian family with every member of the family having six fingers. They claim is hereditary and they are loving it and flaunting it.
They join the rest of the South American nation in crossing their fingers hoping the Pentacampeoes will add to its record five World Cup titles.
'Since the last World Cup we wanted Brazil to become hexacampeao,' said Ana Carolina Santos da Silva, using the Portuguese term for 'six-time champion' that would be the envy of the soccer world. 'But it didn't happen, so this year we really want Brazil to achieve the sixth.'
Rather than recoil in the face of stares by curious onlookers, the 14 members of the family spanning four generations seem to embrace their physical difference with pride and unbridled optimism.
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Far from a hindrance, having an extra finger seems to help the Silva family perform domestic chores and pursue musical talents.
Fourteen-year-old Joao de Assis da Silva shows off his dexterity moving up and down his guitar's fret board.
His 8-year-old cousin, Maria Morena da Silva, has dreams of making music too.
'I have never played the piano, but I want to learn, and it might be easier playing with six fingers,' she says.