A lot of our body parts will

According to experts, in the process of evolution, many redundant parts will be removed and completely disappeared.

Every day, people are constantly evolving and evolving. But how much more will we evolve? And how will our appearance of 100,000 - 200,000 more years?

In the first chapter of The Descent of Man , Charles Darwin said that in the future, 10 or more parts of the body will become useless. So which parts are they, check now.

1. Hair / hair on the body is extinct

Compared to ancient times, humans have evolved, losing a large part of their body hair. No one denies that women are considered more attractive when the body is smooth, less hairy - this is considered an advantage to sex appeal.

Over time, women will evolve to attain the level of perfect hair and sometimes no longer. And this also happens in men, but at a slower rate.

2. Want to wave waving - not possible

Some animals, such as dogs, rabbits, etc., can be waved and wiggled independently by owning ear muscles Auriculares.

This is the part of the muscle outside the ear, which rotates and adjusts the ear to focus the hearing on the location of the particular sound.

Like dogs and cats . they prick up their ears to listen to their prey. But now people have to prick up their ears to locate their prey so this ear muscle will be weak and gradually lose consciousness in the future.

3. Wisdom teeth without wings

There is not much evidence to show that, in the last 100,000 years, human teeth have halved in size and jaw size - in line with the present.

And in the future, this trend also continues to grow. Following that is a change in the jaw - the wisdom tooth will disappear.

4. Neck ribs disappear

About 1 - 3% of the world's population found it possessed an extra rib, called a neck rib. It is located just above the collarbone.

There are people with neck ribs on the left, people on the right, and there are also owners on both sides. However, sometimes they are created incomplete, even as thin as a few fibers.

Even so, they can squeeze blood vessels, nerves around the neck, leading to neck and shoulder pain . But it is good that they can disappear in the future.

5. The number of toes is reduced

In ancient times, before walking with two legs, we used both hands and feet to climb .

Since going "straight", toe size gradually shrinks and evolves as it is today. Big toes - or the big toe is responsible for keeping the body balanced, while the pinky finger seems to become unnecessary, much more lopsided.

But studies show that the center to keep our bodies in balance is still moving inwards. This means that our toes will gradually become unnecessary. If this evolutionary trend continues, we will no longer need toes.

6. It's not okay for a tailbone

Tailbone or caudal bone is the remainder of the tail that most mammals still use to keep balance.

Many people think that our gravity goes down to the spine, so there is no need for another side to balance the sizable weight from the head.

So having surgery to remove or produce without coccyx does not leave any negative consequences. And in the future, it is likely that tailbone will disappear.

7. The third eyelid becomes useless

The common ancestor of ancient birds and mammals possesses a third eyelid. The eyelid layer acts as a horizontal sliding door to help create an eye barrier from the sun.

It also acts as a tool to wipe out debris, dust pushing out through the eye socket. Over time, the third eyelid in humans is disabled, leaving only small traces and it becomes useless. Experts said that this third eyelid gradually disappeared.

8. Men's nipples are "leftovers"

Both men and women have nipples and they appear and form during fetal development.

However, nipples in men are considered extremely useless when men do not have milk and do not have to breastfeed (regardless of the case of hormonal disorders), what do they exist?

So according to evolutionary theory, it is likely that in the future these knob will disappear.