Indonesian rhino have fur but not the African rhino, white people have more hair all over the body than Asian particularly the face.

Tiger don't mate with lion or chimpanzee don't mate with monkey but if their gene make a species look alike, why the same Chromosome in human can have different race and appearance? Aren't we all suppose to look alike?

Tiglon & Liger is artificially created by human like how human breed dogs, it wasn't natural or would not happen naturally and from different climate, is it enough to prove evolution? It doesn't explain why human look different in appearance compared to any animal species.

Animals don't need to look different or unique individually but why human does?

Thanks for the explanations, I read about it long ago but think that human has more facial and physical variant than animal despite the race, African and aboriginal people are much closer to one another by majority and gave the impression of them looking alike (perhaps due to in-breeding).

Animal is much harder to tell, unless you have been observing them and each has its minor differences. If human rely on appearance to choosing mate, then it would be very disappointing to many because pretty and handsome are the minority regardless of race or perceptual standard Blame the chromosome.

Artist / designer has the ability to judge by sight and determine visual quality, movie role casting is a good example.

This post has been edited by 3dassets: Apr 17 2012, 11:23 PM