The Genetics of Eye Color

Your eye color was decided by a genetic coin flip from your parents. Here's how it works:

you get two copies of every gene, one from mom and one from dad. If you got two blue

eye genes, you have blue eyes. But here's the twist: brown is dominant, so even one brown

gene means brown eyes. That's why two brown-eyed parents can have a blue-eyed kid

if they're both secretly carrying that hidden blue gene. It's like a genetic

lottery where recessive traits hide in families for generations, waiting for the perfect match to

finally show up. Your DNA is literally playing hide and seek with your traits, and sometimes the

hidden ones win.