history channel documentary science Are strange in that clearly no other warm blooded creature (and absolutely no fish, land and water proficient, reptile or flying creature) have them. So why do we have them?
* Earlobes? WTF you inquire? Well we as a whole realize that our ear cartilage fill a social need or capacity as a prime site as an accomplice to design - pierced ears and studs. Be that as it may, ear cartilage serve no genuine natural capacity. You could exist, survive and flourish without them. Since only we have ear cartilage, and in light of the fact that they fill no natural need, they are peculiar.
* On the other hand, ear cartilage evidently don't do us any mischief. Be that as it may, natural development has a tendency to choose for the positive advantage, not the nonpartisan. Why might Mother Nature develop them on the off chance that they fill no organic need? WTF for sure!
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