The Rarest Blood in the World is Not RH Negative

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

What other humans genetic mysteries would you like to learn about?

[@glennvage]

...what makes a sociopath

[@MedusasBitterSweetTv]

Rh- here in indigenous black Americans. Never heard of rh null

[@shawnmariep]

The Indigenous people of Australia l, who have been nearly completely wiped out, had black blue skin. They insisted that they were seeded by Pleadians

[@laffingtaffy4762]

Rh negative here in USA

[@Mithra53]

RH negative is RH NULL. You have the antigens or you don't have them.

[@Liveasamom]

Or it’s 0 rh-

[@AndyOpreshyn]

Rh null from denisovan ancestors?

[@bethbartlett5692]

Not likely, it continues to be studied. It is highly resistant to disease. They maintain a Higher price for the blood to be retained for those whom need a null transfusion. Each maintains their own back up.

[@A.Candido-j1e]

... And who has This rhesus factor Null Zero?

[@YT.macherzynska]

i'm Rh null and i'm Pol :-)

[@Liveasamom]

Proud Dane here… me too

[@PaulRumbold-wk5re]

there are also people with none of the abo antigens like in china

[@A.Candido-j1e]

I never Heard never read about ThaT golden? blood

[@Daily_Survivor]

RH neg

[@lykkebukhave5511]

Its not a mutation it is "evolution". We know by fact that the only place we can use this term' is actually in blood types. Time makes the proteins break and slowly sift out of the blood. So the lack of protein A.B.AB. O. AND 0÷ ( CERO NEGATIVES) IS because of time = old family lines without rhesus ( and maybe also other proteins) The real mysteri is how the proteins are renewed' since we know they break in time. There is no proof or indication of rh. Negatives/protein free blood. Is more inbred than people with proteins. Actually rhesus seam to be able to carry people further in dammage from inbreeding than without rhesus. 85/90% of world population has rhesus today. So a lot of the rhesus negative has been lost in aprox 40 years. Since it was 79% in 1984.... Real mysteri ; - How does the protein renew again and again - even to aprox 85/90% when we know time braek and sift them out ?

[@annemacpherson916]

👍🏽

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

Thank you ! I or most of us know there is a lot more to us ( humans) we truly know nothing about us! Who are we? Why are we here on this planet so much we don’t know! Again thank you for this upload very interesting and educational!❤

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Well said!

[@anthonycoccia6129]

RH negative for the Americans

[@pamelareed9514]

@@anthonycoccia6129 Not the same thing

[@mikei7498]

Rh negative has been found mostly in European peoples , Not Australian aboriginals . The highest amounts oh RH negative is in Portugal/Spain and Austria along with Australia and New Zealand via European settlers !

[@bethbartlett5692]

​​@@mikei7498 Not "the larger European group" which are largely Germanics, rather, the Basque and their lineages: Irish, Welsh, North African Indigenous White Berbers, People's of the Canary Islands, and those of Ancient Times known as the Phoenicians. Appearing to be a more independent Whatever race/group. .

[@JesusChrists396]

go to south India and research tamil tribal peoples you can find that gene relationship..

[@bethbartlett5692]

There appears to be a certain factor in India or the Region.

[@AndyOpreshyn]

Rh null from denisovan ancestors?

[@Cnsalmoni]

The mutation supposedly occurred after they had migrated to Australia. If it were Denisovan, I would suspect the mutation would be more widespread throughout Asia.

[@Liveasamom]

@@Cnsalmonithis I think is not true. In Denmark we are many but not of denisovsn origin or aboriginal.

[@tahariobi391]

@@Liveasamom hominid linked mutation.