The world's hairiest man: 98% of his body, including his FACE, is coated in thick, dark hair and rare genetic disorder has earned him the moniker Wolf Man

Larry Gomez, of San Bernardino, California, has been nicknamed the 'Wolf Man' 

He was born with congenital generalized hypertrichosis - a rare genetic disorder

It strikes less than 100 people worldwide, including some of his family members

Cruel children bullied Mr Gomez - whose real name is Victor - while growing up

But, after making a name for himself in Hollywood, he has finally learned to embrace his appearance 

A man whose body is totally shrouded in hair now gladly gloats the award of being the 'world's hairiest man', following quite a while of scorn and harassing. 

Larry Gomez, of San Bernardino, California, has been nicknamed the 'Wolf Man', in light of the fact that 98 for every penny of his body - including his face - is covered by thick, dull hair. 


He was conceived with inherent summed up hypertrichosis - an uncommon hereditary issue that strikes under 100 individuals around the world, including some of his relatives. 

Mr Gomez grooms his hair once every month, except 'it generally become back rapidly', as indicated by Mr Hoefle, whose channel has 24,000 endorsers. 

He included: 'Larry has totally grasped his distinction, saying he has never known whatever else - what will be will be. 

'He's an exceptionally decent man and adores to make jokes. I can tell he's an extremely minding individual and a genuine family man. 

'Wolf man's point of view is extremely positive and uplifting - just getting by can be a struggle yet you need to make its best every single day. 

'I met with him as a major aspect of my online YouTube channel 'Wizard of Odd TV', which archives the astounding stories of normal individuals. 

'The Wizard of Odd TV embarks to engage individuals yet in addition essentially give a positive message about existence.'