My Genetic Eye Condition...
While searching around Wikipedia for anything I stumbled across a genetic condition I've never heard of. I suffer from the genetic eye condition known as heterochromia; specifically spectoral heterochromia.
People with heterochromia have one iris that is a different color than the other one. Sectoral heterochromia is actually where the irises are multiple colors rather than one color. This is actually less common than people with complete heterochromia. If one were to get lost in my seductive gaze they would find that my irises are green with a blue band on the outside and a brown band around my pupils. Animals also commonly have heterochromia too and my half-Australian and half-Border Collie has one eye brown and the other blue and white.
So does anyone else have a cool genetic condition that they know about?
People with heterochromia have one iris that is a different color than the other one. Sectoral heterochromia is actually where the irises are multiple colors rather than one color. This is actually less common than people with complete heterochromia. If one were to get lost in my seductive gaze they would find that my irises are green with a blue band on the outside and a brown band around my pupils. Animals also commonly have heterochromia too and my half-Australian and half-Border Collie has one eye brown and the other blue and white.
So does anyone else have a cool genetic condition that they know about?