This notable man Nathan Coker he was unlucky that he was born in 1814 in Hillsborough (USA) as a black slave. His parents were slaves in the family of a lawyer - in a sadistic white man's family who did not eat Nathan all day. Just so, for his amusement ...

One afternoon, our poor slave went to the kitchen to eat at least for food. However, a hunger strike forced him to do what every normal person would do with immense pain and possibly life-threatening consequences.

Nathan reached into the boil full of boiling water, pulled out a dumpling and began to bite him bitterly. At that moment, he felt the burning cognition he had burned. But where nothing, nothing here. After the first shock of what he did, he found he did not feel the slightest pain! He had no burns on his hands and mouths.

The young boy soon found out that he just could not burn. He began to eat hot meals - such as grease from the surface of boiling soups,

Nathan Coker as a blacksmith

After being released from slavery, he became a smith. He moved to Danton and arranged blacksmithing there. His habit of removing the glowing pieces of iron with a bare hand from the fire, and then, of course, making them wake up.

The interest of both professional and lay public did not wait for long. 1871 invited him to explore this phenomenon in Easton. Two clerks from local newspapers, two doctors, and many prominent citizens held Coker with a ragged shovel on his feet. To even greater astonishment he brought viewers and doctors by licking the heated bucket.

And that was not all this fantastic scandal. TOhis oval let his molten lead in his hand, then put it in his mouth and tossed him in his mouth before the exasperated audience until he got stuck.

After each of these scary attempts, Nathan examined the doctors. As you well know, they did not find any injuries. The famous New York Herald also wrote about the show.