Twenty-four fingers and toes!
A Philistine giant mentioned in 1 Chronicles 20:6 had six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. This phenomenon (called polydactylism) is commonly known from ancient texts and art. In an early temple in Jericho, a six-toed clay statue was found. In Assyria, a child with six fingers on the left hand was considered a good sign, but six fingers on the right hand was a sign of bad fortune.