The Paralympics differ from the Olympics primarily in that they are specifically organized for athletes with disabilities. These athletes may have physical, intellectual, or visual impairments, and the sports in the Paralympics are often adapted or modified to accommodate different types of disabilities. For example, wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, and goalball (a sport for athletes with visual impairments) are unique to the Paralympics, while other sports like athletics and swimming are adapted to include various disability classifications. The Paralympics aim to provide a platform for athletes with disabilities to compete at the highest level, promoting inclusivity, diversity, and awareness of the capabilities of these athletes. The Paralympics are held after the Olympics primarily due to logistical reasons. Both events require substantial infrastructure, including competition venues, accommodation, transportation, and security. Hosting the Olympics and Paralympics ba...
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