India's 'Spiderman' climbs buildings with bare hands
A man in India has earned the title 'Spiderman' for his unusual ability to climb buildings, only using his bare hands.
The 27-year-old, Jyoti Raju has lured large crowds while demonstrating his talent in the state of Karnataka.
The acrobat is able to climb a 30 meter wall without safety gear in just a few seconds.
The super climber says that monkeys were his source of inspiration and that helped him master the technique.
The speedy rambler is among one of ten people in the world who can scale without safety equipment.
He is currently acting in a film and hopes to take on the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, in Dubai, UAE one day.
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