What would the most perfect human being look like in your imagination?
The model, called Alice 2.0, was designed by the British anthropologist Alice Roberts based on herself, and she believed that it was the most perfect human body.
Needless to say, there are many imperfect body structures in human beings, and Alice's idea is to replace these imperfect structures with the dominant parts of the animal.
The ears of Alice 2.0 come from cats, because human ears lose high-frequency hearing as they age, while felines are less likely to have this problem.
The eyeball comes from the octopus, the human eye is not perfect, and our eyes have visual blind spots, and the octopus eyes can compensate for this.
The design of the back and upper limbs comes from chimpanzees, our backs are too long, which is why most of us experience back pain, and chimpanzees have strong backs and more flexible hands than us.
The heart inside comes from the canine family, the lungs come from the swan, the canine heart is more powerful, and the bird has air sacs that enhance breathing.
The thigh part was also improved, the human was too tall, and the heart was close to the head, which caused the lower body to be prone to blood circulation problems, so she added a tiny pump similar to the heart function in the thigh.
The changes in the calves and feet are very noticeable, the calf bones are long and thin, with only 3 toes, which is borrowed from the legs of the emu, because humans have too many calf muscles, which is not conducive to running, and this thin leg is not only fast, but also relatively stable, and the shock absorption effect is also very good - which can reduce knee damage.
Also, Alice 2.0 is female, but there is no obvious chest tissue, and it does not have to conceive for October.
Instead, a kangaroo-like pouch is used, so that you don't have to endure the painful process of giving birth because the fetus is too large.
In addition, Professor Alice believes that our skin is not perfect, and it is better to borrow reptiles to block UV rays more effectively, but she ultimately chose skin that can switch skin tones.
Because in a region like Europe, light skin tones are good for vitamin D synthesis in the winter, but light skin tones in the summer are not good for UV protection, so she designed this skin tone to switch skin tones according to the weather.
Professor Alice actually provided the model design, but it was not involved in the modeling, but had a special effects team work on it.
When Alice 2.0 was unveiled, Professor Alice herself screamed!
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