THE EYE

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The video uses a visually engaging animation style and presents surprising, rare human traits with clear explanations and statistics, making it informative and shareable.

Summary

This video explores rare human traits, starting with eye colors like complete heterochromia and pink/red eyes, then moving to ear conditions such as Stahl's ear and the absence of ears (anotia), and finally discussing nose and cheek abnormalities like total arhinia and congenital cheek pits.

Structure

1Introduction to rare eye colors
2Explanation of heterochromia and albinism
3Discussion of ear conditions (Stahl's ear, anotia)
4Presentation of total arhinia (absence of nose)
5Description of congenital cheek pits

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THE EYE 2% POPULATION RARE HAVING COMPLETE HETEROCHROMIA COLORS MELANIN IS 0.06% or 1 in 16,000 AND POPULATION INCLUDING RAREST RAREST OR AND 1 in 100,000 100,000 OCCURRENCE MOVING WHAT COULD ELF CONDITION CARTILAGE Stahl's ear (extra fold) Stahl's ear (extra fold) ELF Stahl's ear Elf ear SIMILAR EXTRA FOLD WOULD AN BIRTH EXTERNAL COMPLETELY ABSENT 1 in 50,000 50,000 MOVING Congenital Cheek Pit NATURAL SMALL CHEek pit CHEek pit BIRTH VISIBLE RELAXED RELAXED ONLY SMILING RARE FOUND ITS RAREST HUMAN TRAITS PART 2

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Green eye is the rarest natural eye color, which is about 2% of the population. But what's rarer is complete heterochromia, which is having two completely different eye colors. Melanin distribution is asymmetrical and occurs when melanin distribution is asymmetrical. 0.06% or 1 in 16,000 population. Including mutations, the rarest would be pink or red eyes and has a 1 in 100,000 occurrence since you need to have albinism in order to have a chance to get it. Moving on to ears. What could you look like an elf? Stahl's ear is a congenital condition where an extra fold of cartilage gives the ear a pointed or elf-like appearance. The rarest would be Anotia, an extremely rare birth defect in which the external ear is completely absent. Occurs in about 1 in 50,000 births. Moving down to your nose. Unfortunately, the rarest is a medical condition called Total Arhinia, the total absence of an external nose. Fewer than 100 cases have been reported worldwide. Moving on to your cheeks. Congenital Cheek Pit is the rarest natural trait. A small indentation on the cheek that is present from birth and remains visible even when the face is relaxed. That only smiling. That is so rare that I haven't found any sources stating its probability.