Grandpa Explains Genetics

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Back in my day, nobody knew why kids looked like their parents. Then a monk named Mendel figured it out. Every living thing carries instructions called genes, tucked inside tiny structures called chromosomes. You get one set of instructions from Mom and one from Dad — two versions of every gene. Some genes are dominant — they shout louder. Others are recessive — they whisper and hide. Mix those combinations and you get a whole range of traits — eye color, height, even your crooked nose! So next time you look in the mirror, remember — you're a masterpiece of millions of years of shuffled instructions!

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