Why Can't You Have Black Eyes + Other Body Facts
BRIGHT SIDE・2 minutes read
Human eyes may appear black due to high melanin levels, but they are actually dark brown. The human microbiome includes bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, each performing specific functions.
Insights
- Human eyes may appear black due to high melanin levels, but they are actually dark brown, showcasing the complexity and depth of eye color beyond initial impressions.
- The human microbiome, consisting of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, plays a vital role in health and disease, presenting a promising avenue for medical advancements through microbial medicine.
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What color are human eyes?
Dark brown
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