So far, experts have not been able to find the exact cause that explains the color variation of these animals. They speculated that the animals might have lived in areas where water was contaminated, possibly by a reaction to food or by artificial coloring, and in some cases albinism.
The pink grasshopper looks like it’s just been “painted with makeup”.
The special fur makes the deer even more adorable.
Just like a multi-colored painting with dotted strokes on the dog’s face.
If every dolphin was born pink, that would be interesting too!
A stray blue puppy among the newly born puppies.
The orange crocodile looks even friendlier! On her way to work, Sylvia Mythen, who lives in Venice, Florida, USA, discovered an orange alligator. Biologists believe that the crocodile’s orange color is due to environmental influences.
It is true that the Creator dropped the paint tray on this snake’s body.
A peacock looks like someone dyed it, but while it’s dyeing, it’s busy with other things…
Which artist drew pictures on your friend’s fur?
An albino monkey living in Barcelona park after being captured in Equatorial Guinea in 1966.
An albino dolphin named Pinky with a strange pink color.
A pink pigeon discovered in England has made many people admire. The appearance of pink pigeons is very rare. Experts believe that this bird originated in the area of Mauritius, Indian Ocean.
This purple squirrel was discovered at a high school in Hampshire, England in 2008. It is thought that the purple color of the squirrel is due to dye by printing ink.
Black panthers are considered a form of genetic variation that occurs in large cats. It is not a separate species as there is no mating isolation from other groups.
Referring to penguins, we will immediately think of the image of a bird with white and black feathers, but this penguin has a jet black plumage like this is really very strange. Living in the Antarctic region, this species of penguin is considered a mutation and the probability of occurrence is extremely low.
Black lizard is one of the familiar animals in Australia and New Zealand.
Winter is coming, so you have to be careful.
Someone wrote the number 7 on your face?
I’ve never seen a “two-faced” cat before, but why does it look so horrible.
Crocodiles, turtles and even horses cannot avoid albinism, which makes their bodies white.
The peacock with white feathers looks like it just stepped out of a fairy tale.
I don’t need heart lips, I have a heart nose.
(Source: Wittyfeed)
