Some cats, however, are born with eyes that are so pretty it's almost unfair. Recently, one Maine Coon cat mom took to TikTok ...

More than 1 in 4 Americans have blue eyes, and across the pond, it’s every 3 out of 7. In some places, like the Netherlands ...

What Makes Eyes Different Colors? ... Blue eyes. All blue-eyed people have a gene change that dates back between 6,000 and 10,000 years. This mutation has been passed on through mitochondrial DNA.

1. Siberian husky. Автор/Getty Images. Known for its thick coat, high energy and endurance, the Siberian husky is one of the best-known breeds associated with blue eyes.

For people with blue eyes (considered a recessive trait), there’s very little P protein. “Two nonfunctional copies of OCA2 yield blue eyes,” says Dr. Kaplan.

Wong says "hazel eyes are thought to be the most complex and varied eye color," in another Instagram video post shared in December. This is down to their color being a mix of gold, brown and green.

Green is also the rarest eye color in America. A 2014 survey by the Academy found that 45 percent of Americans had brown eyes, 27 percent had blue eyes, 18 percent had hazel eyes and nine percent ...

Blue eyes have small amounts of melanin while brown eyes are rich in melanin. Iris color may not stay constant throughout a person’s life. For example, many babies are born with blue eyes that ...

According to Healthline, 45% of Americans have brown eyes, 27% have blue eyes, 18% have hazel eyes and 9% have green eyes. That means there are tens of millions of blue-eyed people in the U.S. alone.

Rudolph’s red nose may have gone down in history, but research says it was probably his shining blue eyes — a common trait among reindeer — that helped keep him and the rest of Santa’s ...

In 2008, a study led by Hans Eiberg from the University of Copenhagen claimed that all blue eyes link back to a single ancestor who lived between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago.