different color

Is it possible that the other eye is different color from the other one?

@ciades (1623)

Philippines

April 3, 2008 2:34am CST

Im just thought this when i watched the movie of sandra bullock and nicole kidman. What ah question! But im getting curious about it after watching that movie. I know this kind a weird question,nonsense,stupidity and insane or whatever you called this. But i want to know your response about this.

Did you encounter a man that have a green from one eye and blue to the other one?

Maybe?is it possible? im interested to see a man like this though

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@Aussies2007 (5336)

• Australia

3 Apr 08

What was the name of the movie?

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

3 Apr 08

yeah? i forgot the title...It's entitled"Practical Magic"

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

3 Apr 08

Practical magic movie - practical magic movie

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@kbourgerie (8780)

• United States

3 Apr 08

This happened to me. When I was little my eyes were blue and then my eyes turned green when I got older, but before they changed one was green and the other was blue. It only lasted a short time, but it felt really wierd in the meantime. Now they are completely green.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

Really? i thought its never existed but here you are having an experienced those weird changes color of an eye. I only watched this weird stuff in a magical witchy craft thing and now...many of you encountering this kind of...Interesting!

@ersmommy1 (12588)

• United States

3 Apr 08

Actress Kate Bosworth has one blue and one hazel.She was in "Blue Crush" Superman Returns. and the new one that just came out "21". So it is possible.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

Wow! so its possible!

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@tanmay0312 (67)

• India

4 Apr 08

it cant be possible ...because the retina of the eyes gives the colour...n it cannot be different...but sometime hereditary problems can occur...

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

5 Apr 08

really? so its possible.

@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

5 Apr 08

i see...

@theprogamer (10534)

• United States

5 Apr 08

Its the melanin pigment that gives eye color... Any excess in pigment for one eye or a severe lack of pigment can cause heterochromia. This condition can be genetically inherited, or due to illness or other source of damage causing unusual pigmentation in the eye.

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@arjun999 (1004)

• India

3 Apr 08

I have seen this phenomenon in another movie called '28 weeks later'. In that it is described as a rare genetic disorder. So i guess it is really possible.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

I must better to watch the movie you mentioned above..

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@knithomaria (145)

• Greece

3 Apr 08

yes it is possible and normal! People usually dont even notice that this happen to the person next to them! Also people with that characteristic has not any health problem at their eyes! It is just a joke from the nature!

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

a joke from a nature? just like to the movie that i watched? entitled "practical magic" It's just a simply wish from a young girl for his ideal partner to be that turns into reality?

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@sedel1027 (17846)

• Cupertino, California

4 Apr 08

Yes, there are people that have 2 different color eyes. It normally happens to be the lighter color eyes.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

5 Apr 08

yeah, many of you said that its possible...and its real. the only one thing that to prove it more is to see someone who had it. I must see it! lol.

@swirlz (3136)

• Philippines

8 Apr 08

Search for Kate Bosworth's picture on the internet so you can have your proof. She's all I can remember now of someone who have this condition. I'm sure I have heard of others, way before I've learned she had this condition too.

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• United States

4 Apr 08

Well, actually, my husbands ex wife has one green eye and one dark brown eye!! I probably wouldnt have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes!!

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

I guess even me...i must see it by myself and i think thats one thing to be impossible as this moment for me.

@winterose (39887)

• Canada

5 Apr 08

gee I have no idea, but it truly is a good question, I know cats can have two different colour eyes, I don't think people can though.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

5 Apr 08

thanks winterose..

i think its really possible for human base of the other who responsed.

@filmbuff (2909)

• United States

4 Apr 08

My mom's eyes are different colors. In fact they change color. There will sometimes be two or three different colors in one eye at the same time. It's kind of cool actually.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

really? great and sounds so cool! hope i can see your mom in person.

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@fredgame (1260)

• China

4 Apr 08

i wonder if that's naturally possible. i only know if someone has an artificial eye then that could be possible to have different eye colours. i've seen someone with such a case but it's artificial eye that has different colour. it's has been natural then we could have similar parts of the body having different colours. i'm not sure but i wonder if it's real.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

There are some who wear contact lenses with different colors..and its possible. But base of other experiences who responsed above i think its really naturally possible fredgame!

@swirlz (3136)

• Philippines

8 Apr 08

Yes, it is possible. It is a health condition or something. I have heard of a few who had this condition but all I could remember right now is Kate Bosworth, because I just watched Superman. hehe.

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@theprogamer (10534)

• United States

5 Apr 08

Yes its real, quite possible Cia. The condition is called Heterochromia. It comes from either an excess of color pigment in the iris or a lack of pigment (from some genetic disorder or other source of damage). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterochromia Some men have this condition too.

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@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

5 Apr 08

meaning..its an eye disorder? abnormality? well i think i must see the link that you shared progs! thanks...

@Hatley (163776)

• Garden Grove, California

4 Apr 08

I did not but my husband had told me of knowing a man who had two different colored eyes.We once had a cat who had two completely different colored eyes.

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cat with two different colored eyes

@ciades (1623)

• Philippines

4 Apr 08

A cat? interesting...maybe i will check some eyes cat in here..hehehe. Why i didn't saw any some other saw... i think its not happening here in the philippines.