Biologist Answers Biology Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

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Biologist Answers Biology Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

26 thoughts on “Biologist Answers Biology Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

  1. Billions of barbaric islamo-fascists still “think” (not that they can really freely think after being totally brain washed) that god created everything.

  2. Blue eyes let more light in vs brown eyes so people with blue eyes can see better in lower light conditions. Northern Europe gets far less sunlight than more southern latitudes of Mediterranean Europe and Africa which is why blue eyes were an advantage to those living there and are now very common in those areas. Less sunlight also reduces the need for as much melanin to protect the eyes.

    Fun fact: what we call blue eyes is actually the lack of color. They appear blue in the same way the ocean or the sky appears blue and can change shades depending on the environment and light levels, sometimes even appearing grey.

  3. About 14:00 I was on a field trip to a corn maze my class broke in groups and she wasn’t in my group but

    And I had a classmate with natural bright red hair

    And on the field trip we passed another schools class and they had a girl that looked EXACTLY like her
    but with less thick and less curly hair that was dyed purple
    So crazy

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