Blue eyed parents have about a 25 percent chance of having a brown-eyed baby.
Mix in variations like hazel and gray, and the numbers go way up.
Eye color is not a simple single-gene dominant/recessive trait.
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"Blue eyed parents have about a 25 percent chance of having a brown-eyed baby."
No, they don't. If both parents have true blue eyes (NOT hazel), their child's eyes will be blue, barring a rare freak mutation.