One In A Million This Combi Of Twins

Hai Friends, While Reading About Twins Came Across This I Would Like To Share Here, It Seems One In A Million Come With Different Colors And I Hope U All Enjoy This..sunkan

Dear Sunkan,
Very unusual combination, neverthless they look adorable, like towo barbie dolls dressed up. Loved the post.

they look so cute!!!


cheers

hey is it real i felt when i saw these girls.
now a days my daughter started painting and dressing different kids in some kids site.in that she can change the cap, either skirt or phant ,spects ,without spects... till shoes which ever way she likes.

these 2 girls were exactly that way,as though my daughter has changed their skin colors,
shashi.

Dear Sunkan,

Cute little kids, like doll... Proud parents...

Thanks for sharing...

Wow, I didn't know this one....
Hmm...I guess it's going to be strange for them but may be on the other side...good...as they will have a lot of people talking about them wherever they go...a good conv/ice breaker.

Hi Sunkan,

Someone had forwarded these pic's to me earlier. The girls look so cute and adorable.

I read elsewhere that the parents of these girls are from a mixed race background.

Following is an extract from hoax-slayer.com:

In early March 2006 an email complete with photographs of adorable twin girls - one black skinned and one white - began circulating. The message states that the twins are the children of a mixed race British couple and claims the chances of such a birth are "about a million to one".

The information in the email is true and the photographs are genuine. The photographs depict fair-skinned Remee and dark-skinned Kian who were born in April 2005. The fraternal twins were born to parents Kylie Hodgson and Remi Horder from Nottingham, England. Both Kylie and Remi are of mixed race, with black fathers and white mothers.

Although exceedingly rare, such births are not unprecedented.


In early March 2006 an email complete with photographs of adorable twin girls - one black skinned and one white - began circulating. The message states that the twins are the children of a mixed race British couple and claims the chances of such a birth are "about a million to one".

The information in the email is true and the photographs are genuine. The photographs depict fair-skinned Remee and dark-skinned Kian who were born in April 2005. The fraternal twins were born to parents Kylie Hodgson and Remi Horder from Nottingham, England. Both Kylie and Remi are of mixed race, with black fathers and white mothers.

An article about the twins in the Daily Mail explains that:

If a woman is of mixed race, her eggs will usually contain a mixture of genes coding for both black and white skin.

Similarly, a man of mixed race will have a variety of different genes in his sperm. When these eggs and sperm come together, they will create a baby of mixed race. But, very occasionally, the egg or sperm might contain genes coding for one skin colour. If both the egg and sperm contain all white genes, the baby will be white. And if both contain just the versions necessary for black skin, the baby will be black.

For a mixed-race couple, the odds of either of these scenarios is around 100 to one. But both scenarios can occur at the same time if the woman conceives non-identical twins, another 100 to one chance.

This involves two eggs being fertilised by two sperm at the same time, which also has odds of around 100 to one.

If a sperm containing all-white genes fuses with a similar egg and a sperm coding for purely black skin fuses with a similar egg, two babies of dramatically different colours will be born.

The odds of this happening are 100 x 100 x 100 - a million to one.

Dear Sunkan,

The babies are very cute. I wish them a long life full of happiness and joy.

Dear Nivedi,

Thanks for the article. I have always been curious about such things, because it always reassures my beleif in GOD. Although the process is explained by Science, the occurence is with GOD´s grace.

Regards,

Yamuna.