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That is so odd! I find that the older twins look exactly alike, just one is dark skinned, the other light. At least one won't feel like a odd ball because it is the only one of a certian color.
That is so odd! I find that the older twins look exactly alike, just one is dark skinned, the other light. At least one won't feel like a odd ball because it is the only one of a certian color.
I agree..I think the older twins look very much alike. Cutie pies!
We have bi-racial (black and white) twins and they look half way inbetween, color-wise. Oddly, their birth certificates label them "African American", which I don't agree with as acurate.
Because darker skin and eyes usually overpower the lighter skin and eye color.
Unless the dad is also mixed race and has recessive genes including lighter skin and eye color...it can go either way...and obviously has.
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