Why Are Humans The Only Primates With White Eyes? An Evolutionary Biologist Explains - Yahoo News Canada

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• – Humans have larger eyes relative to their head size, allowing for better low-light sensitivity.
• – This adaptation is thought to have evolved to compensate for the loss of melanin in the eyes of early human ancestors.
• – This unique feature is a key factor in our ability to see in low-light conditions, giving humans a distinct advantage in their environment.