Ambidextrous individuals are people who can use both their left and right hands with equal skill. This ability is relatively rare, as most people have a dominant hand that they prefer for tasks like writing or throwing. Ambidexterity can be natural or developed through practice and training. Some studies suggest that ambidextrous individuals may have advantages in certain activities, such as sports or music, where coordination and dexterity are essential. However, the cognitive and neurological differences between left-handed, right-handed, and ambidextrous individuals are still being researched, with ongoing debates in the fields of psychology and neuroscience.