Human skin can change color continuously in the future

Bone will be more flexible, tentacles will appear and discolored skin is new features in the human body during evolution, a British scientist claims.

Dr. Dean Burnett, a neuroscientist at Cardiff University in the UK, thinks that people will continue to change to fit into the future living environment. According to him, our bones will become more flexible. Tentacles can grow and the color on the skin can change, Guardian reports.

"Like chameleon, the skin has the ability to change color that will allow us to mingle with the surrounding environment , " he commented.

In the future, people can change their skin color at all times.(Photo: blogspot.com)

Burnett argues that colored cells will naturally appear in the human body or through technology. Color-containing cells allow the skin to change according to the direction of the brain to match the surrounding environment. Our descendants can change the skin color to blend into the surrounding scenery, or to stand out from the crowd.

"Highlighting the crowd or disappearing from everyone's vision brings some advantage," he explained.

Since humans tap the keyboard or touch the touch screen regularly, our hands will become more clever. So in the future, human hands will be like octopus tentacles, allowing us to perform more clever moves and type faster.

"Cartilage can grow in human bones (like sharks), allowing humans to give birth more easily," Burnett predicts.

In addition, the surrounding environment is increasingly safer for humans so people do not need hard bones and are not flexible to resist strong external influences.