Is humanity the only species that look different within the species, ie. racial differences?

Question

Is humanity the only species that look different within the species, ie. racial differences?

Answer 1

Donutty said it.

Answer 2

There are in fact different subspecies of homo sapien, at least 3 of

them. As with the subspecies of other animals, human subspecies

can interbreed. However, many people have let their political motives

interfere with scientific objectivity, so as a result, all humans are

popularly considered to be part of the same subspecies. The desire

to disrupt the truth that modern humans have different subspecies

is the result of the desire to disrupt the fundamental logical truth that

different entities are not necessarily equivalent. That desire is a

mental focus of crude blind seeping oneness. Of course, the people

that are motivated by that desire do not want other people to know

about it.

Answer 3

cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils etc. all have different breeds that are able to inter-breed to form "mutts"

Answer 4

What Galaxy are you coming from?

http://www.alldigitall.net

Answer 5

No- look at dogs and cats as just one example.  They come in all different colors, even if they are the same "breed" (i.e. Labrador Retrievers come in chocolate, yellow and black).