Negroid Evolution in the Moonlight
Starting in the African Savannas during full moon.
The ancestors of humans may have originated in East Africa, where people of the Negroid race now live. In the past, when Black people lived in ancient tribes in the savannas of Africa, a special ritual took place:
During the night under a full moon, young, unmarried men and women became active under the light of the full moon. The air is cool then. They went in search of company with the aim of finding a reproductive partner.
(Incidentally, this reproductive trend during a full moon is found in many animal species on land and in the sea, not only in humans!)
In the twilight, they see each other's bodies and heads less clearly due to their dark skin, but they can see the glint of the campfire on their facial features.
Their eye-whites and white teeth become all the more striking, as does any shine on the face, when sitting, talking, laughing or dancing by a campfire.
Incidentally, nowadays this meeting between young men and young women often takes place in the evening in nightclubs or at festivals, in the twilight or disco lamps.
As a result, young people can see if someone is peeping at them, and certainly if the other person is smiling at them. Both can be signs of interest in marriage and procreation.
In other words, people with prominent white spots (the whites of the eyes) and a white stripe (teeth) stand out more and get a better chance to connect with others and achieve their goals.
The nasal bulb can correspond to the afterimage-miniature (glowing in someone's inner eye) of the forehead, glistening by the campfire, with the nostrils underneath as an afterimage of the eyes.
This shape repetition is considered attractive by many people, including Caucasians. Consequently, people with these facial features have an increased chance of finding, bonding and marrying earlier, whereby these genetically determined Facial Attractor Patterns in tissue growth are passed on to their offspring.
Image: Black man and woman laughing in the moonlight (AI-g).