Comments by "Faramund" (@faramund9865) on "Why you should wear sunscreen: This is how the sun’s harmful UV rays damage your skin - TomoNews" video.

There are white people living in South Africa for 400 years. They just have red skin pretty much all the time.
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@ahmoMksii9325 That's because you know nothing about Europe. There's quite a genetic difference between Northern Europeans and Southern Europeans. The "boer" is of Northern European descent, a people that evolved on high latitude in forests, that's why their skin is so light. However southern Europeans are genetically far closer to people from the Middle East, their skin is far darker. Southern Europeans were fine in Northern Egypt, the latitude difference is minimal. And I agree with you, Northern Europeans aren't at all adapted to the climate of South Africa. Skin cancer is indeed very prominent. I'll have to inform you though that there were NO PEOPLE living on the south coast of South Africa before the "boer" came. That's because the land was completely arid and unhabitable. So they were not invading anything. Sure when they migrated north later they were invading, otherwise not a chance.
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