For example, why one leg or arm *usually* isn’t visible larger than the other
In: Biology
It doesn’t. Nobody has body weight evenly distributed, nor are their limbs the exact same length. Our hips are just well suited to rolling into whatever position they need to in order to balance the body properly.
You can see this clearly if you stand on one of those scales that measures fat, muscle, and bone in each limb. Each of your limbs will be different. For most people their dominant side will have more muscle.
As to the limb length. When it is really bad people wear one shoe with a lift. Arm length doesn’t really matter if it is different.
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