A prodigy is a young person who demonstrates exceptional talent or ability in a specific area, such as music, mathematics, or sports. These individuals often show remarkable skills at an early age, which can set them apart from their peers. Famous examples of prodigies include Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in music and Bobby Fischer in chess. Prodigies may require special educational support to nurture their talents and help them reach their full potential. While their abilities can lead to great achievements, they may also face challenges, such as pressure to perform and difficulties in social interactions with others their age.