TODAY | November 30, 2012
Exploring the science behind doppelgangers
Have you ever been told, “You look exactly like someone I know,” or “You really look like that guy on TV”? TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe reports on doppelgangers – pairs of people who share a striking resemblance but don’t share any genes.
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