Morton's Toe here, folks think it's weird.

Simian Crease. Never knew what it was called but nobody I ever knew well enough to see their hands, has had one. 1 in 50.. that makes sense.

My rarest feature however are my Amber eyes. Me and my nephew share them in the family and I do not often seen others with them. For those wondering, Amber eyes are a yellow-orange color. Not deep enough to be considered 'brown' or hazel

Simian crease, I guess. I didn't know that was a thing--I thought everyone's hands were like that.

Otherwise, I am in the majority for every one of these.

Blue eyed, Morton's toe, detached ear, tongue fold enabled, and natural wisdom-teeth-lacker here. Possibly ccw hair rotation, don't have that memorized

Isn't "caused by a mutation" redundant? Aren't all aspects of our genetics "caused by a mutation"? Ok, maybe an exception would be some kind of gene capture from another organism.

Nope, most people have two creases that arc away from each other in the middle, like this.

If you want to be original be like everyone else who is trying to be individuals...

Weird. You and the rest of the normies are freaks.

Well, they could mean a specific, known mutation. Also, it isn't clear that all of these physical attributes are a consequence of genetics.

Hair whorl direction is also related to homosexuality. Source: http://nymag.com/news/features/33520/

How many of you are checking? =)

all hair on my body shoots directly outward of chaotically spaced holes like this: http://www.dollyhair.com/reroottool/9.jpg

As for hair whorl... I have a double crown. How common is that?