25-year-old woman from China has been dubbed a human 3D printer for her unusual talent of carving complex structures out of carrots using only her teeth.

The entire creative process is completed without the aid of carving knives or any other carving tools.

And the woman, whose last name is Chen, has already taken on the title of the world's only tooth carver.

Chen claims to discover tooth carving completely by accident.

While streaming during last year's spring festival, she started snacking on a carrot and decided to use her teeth to shape it into a simple shape.

Her creation then got a lot of praise from viewers.

So she started experimenting with different vegetables.

She currently has more than 100 karat artworks to her name.

But her most popular creations are the edible versions of the Great Wall of China and the Yellow Crane Tower,

both of which feature intricate details such as battlements and beacon towers.

She has posted videos of

herself carving them with her teeth and insists that she did not use any other

tools. She has been accused of wasting food but she clarified that she doesn't

let anything go to waste. She uses her sculptures as ingredients when she cooks and

the scraps are used as pig or poultry feed. There's a picture of one of her tooth carvings. That is amazing. It is. I mean, it really is amazing. Ted, you're going to be blown away, but you still say to yourself like, why? Wow. Yeah. I mean, it's just her teeth, man. Okay. I mean, good for her. What are you good at that is not your job? 206-803-Rog. Genetically test her, she's part beaver. I think that's a good idea. I'm just saying that is very specific. Well, like she says, she's knowing on a carrot. But again, my question is, at what point did you decide, let me see if I can sculpt something? I would never think to do that, because I would just assume that I can.

Maybe I was just tired of eating the carrot. I would understand that. I can eat at corn on the cob in perfect rows. Do you? Yep. I try to, man. It's always a little crooked. No, I'm pretty good at that. What are you good at that's not your job? 206, 803 Hi Rock. Hello, Russ, welcome to the men's room.

Hold on there, gentlemen.

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Oh, la, gentlemen.

Hola, gentlemen.

I spent a lot of years in the military as a cook, and I got to where I could crack

eggs with both of my hands at the same time.

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