April 20, 2011
can someone change their facial features and body to adapt in a foreign place?
Category: Foreign Bodies
Ok so i’ve always wondered if someone was to move to a foreign place lets say a girl moved from the U.S. to India and she didn’t have facial features or a body type like indian women… gradually over the months and years would her body and facial features change to look more like an indian women’s and also to adapt to the environment she is in …or does her facial features and body stay the same?
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April 20th, 2011 at 11:47 pm
If she lived in India for more than 5 generations, the only thing changing would be the skin color of the future generations. A study was made by placing a fish in the tank in the dark for generation after generation. The fish suddenly started evolving to the darkness by having some sort of light attached to it. It’s really weird. Google it and I’m sure you’ll find this study. Her facial features won’t change obviously, unless she has children with an indian man. If I went to Japan my eyes won’t start stretching all of a sudden. Think about it
April 20th, 2011 at 11:54 pm
Depends actually. If it was in regular conditions such as temperature difference or the amount of sunlight in the region, then only the skin color would change slightly. But, there were scientific proof that (for example) a married couple look more and more alike as the years past. They even have similar laughing and smiling characteristics. But, your facial features can slightly change if you life in the foreign place too long because of the food, and habitat in the area. But for the most part, the facial appearences doesn’t change.