Scientist Says Humans may Develop Beaks in Future

Humans could develop beaks but the evolution will take million of years, according to a scientist.

Humans could develop beaks but the evolution will take millions of years, according to a scientist.

Dr Gareth Fraser, from Sheffield University, explained that the due process will see teeth fused together to form a beak, the Independent reported.

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He added that a beak is going to be more robust and practical, as it is less susceptible to wear and tear.

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