What Did the First Blue-Eyed Person Look Like?

Ifyou have blue eyes, chances are you’re related to everyone else who has blue eyes. Blue eyes are now the second most prevalent eye color after brown, accounting for 8–10% of humans. But unlike brown eyes, we can trace the origin of blue eyes to a single common ancestor. Scientists believe the first individual with blue eyes lived between 10,000 and 6,000 years ago around the Black Sea region. We haven’t yet been able to find out who it was. But we have enough evidence to make an educated guess. A 7,000-year-old skeleton discovered in a cave in Northern Spain may give us a glimpse of the earliest known blue-eyed human. But, before we learn more about this person and what he looked like, let’s find out why some of us have blue eyes. <a href="https://medium.com/frame-of-reference/what-did-the-first-blue-eyed-person-look-like-aac3a818da62">Read More</a>