Why are Asian eyes so different from Caucasians, Africans, etc?

Question

Why are Asian eyes so different from Caucasians, Africans, etc?

Answer 1

cuz they like it that way

Answer 2

nationalities

Answer 3

Some say that it's a response to dealing with the sun on the plains of Asia where there are few shady places. Squinty eyes = less light getting in.

Answer 4

This would be a good question for Charles Darwin.  But, alas, he is no longer in this dimension of life.  Probably a result of Natural Selection with a little intervention by God.  See, evolution and creation do work together.

Answer 5

small greys

Answer 6

Maybe we're "so different" from them?

Answer 7

Its just a dominant trait of most asians . each ethnicity has some kind of trait that is dominant

Answer 8

Cause asians generally have tighter skin than caucasians, which have looser skin.

Answer 9

There eyes are different because it is normal in people of Asian descent to have things called epicanthal fold, which is a skin fold of the upper eyelid (from the nose to the inner side of the eyebrow) covering the inner corner of the eye. Epicanthal folds may also be seen in young children of any race before the bridge of the nose begins to elevate.