10 The Rare Unique Colored Animals We Meet | News Popular 2013
a lot of the power of the natural wonders of creation, some of the animals that we will discuss is one of the many, let's see :)
1. Orange alligator
Sylvia Mythen, a 70-year-old grandmother from Venice, Fl, has discovered the world's first orange alligator. She returned from work when he saw a crocodile and then returned to take a photo. After sending the picture to a local news station she also contacted a biologist who believes that the crocodile is really just half-albino. He said he had never seen or heard of any seoarng. But Gary Morse of the Florida Fish and Wildlife feels the orange color might be of some elements of the environment. Whatever it is, the University of Florida Gators now may have a new mascot
Sylvia Mythen, a 70-year-old grandmother from Venice, Fl, has discovered the world's first orange alligator. She returned from work when he saw a crocodile and then returned to take a photo. After sending the picture to a local news station she also contacted a biologist who believes that the crocodile is really just half-albino. He said he had never seen or heard of any seoarng. But Gary Morse of the Florida Fish and Wildlife feels the orange color might be of some elements of the environment. Whatever it is, the University of Florida Gators now may have a new mascot
2. Purple bear
Take a look at these animals, weird!? Yes, it is a purple polar bear believe it or not! Usually white polar bear created quite a stir at the zoo Mendoza, Argentina when it suddenly turned purple. It seems that the polar bear named Pelusa have different skin conditions, zoo officials are trying to treat, and give special treatment of this condition the polar bear turned purple. Purple color only lasted a minute, but it's enough talk of the town and the news spread across the world and the internet like wildfire.
3. Lizard spiderman
Lizard in the photo is not being manipulated. Religion Mwanza flat-headed blue and red, is a lizard that has a body skin color similar to Spiderman. Agamas, the native Kenya can be good pets, as they become tame and docile if handled regularly.These animals can grow to several centimeters, their food grasshoppers, crickets, meal worms and wax worms. They
are not able to cast the net, but can change color - the brightly
colored males will change brown at night or if frightened. They can also walk on their hind legs, and can crawl on vertical walls like spiders
4. Tattooed pigs (metaaaalll)
Look at this pig tattoos. Wim Delvoye has been tattooing them since 1990. In
the early 21st century a tattooed pigs project was set up in the Art
Farm in China, where there is a narrowing less about animal welfare than
in most of the Western world. In 2005, Delvoye's colleague, artist Danny Devos, spent several months at the farm, reorganizing, managing and rebuilding. Tattoos range from traditional flags and lions kind of thing for the Louis Vuitton logo pattern. Skin
is not used as formal art objects until the pigs die, at that time, the
skin will be removed and displayed on walls in places art.
5. Flamingo tongue snail
Flamingo
tongue snail (Cyphoma gibbosumn) is a small sea snail colorful living
in different types of soft corals in the Caribbean. This creature almost-literally wearing his heart (soul and colors) on his arm. Beautiful colors that you see in this picture is not on the skin snails! In contrast, in the mantle layer of living tissue, connected to the foot - the snail pushes out to cover the shell. Mantle tissue also works like a fish gill. When the snail is attacked, coat (and color) withdrawn. So, you might say, this is the only marine animal that literally turns pale in fright.
6. Walang pink
Insects are usually not prominent. Anything to do with being one of the ways they are headed to extinction. The fact that only adds to the mystique of the extremely rare pink katydid. What
is perhaps unusual about this species is where they will come back,
some pink katydid can be found in Osaka and the American Midwest. Speculation is that the colors are not as common as they are caused by a genetic condition erythrism unusual red pigmentation.
7. Chameleon rainbow
Veiled
chameleon, Chamaeleo calyptratus, this chameleon species found in Yemen
and Saudi Arabia and also sometimes referred to as the Yemen Chameleon.
This chameleon skin change color depending on his mood. This advantage depends on several factors including health, mood, and temperature of lizards.
8. Mandarin duck
Mandarin Duck, or just Mandarin, is a medium-sized duck perched, with close ties to the North American Wood Duck. Males more conspicuous and clear. Has a red bill, large white crescent above the eye and reddish face and "whiskers".
9. Harlequin frog
Atelopus frog is known by many names such as the clown frog or the Costa Rican Variable Harlequin Toad. Whatever you call the frog, it is a neo-tropical toad that ever lived quite widely spread throughout Costa Rica and Panama. The species is listed as endangered and are considered living primarily in Panama today. Photo: Paul Ouboter / Conservation International.
10. Panda dog
Panda
Dog invented by Kensuke Hirakawa after adopting Poodle found in Malta,
and was named Colombo who apparently abandoned because it looks ugly. Poor dogs just do not have canine teeth, stiff hind legs and eyes stained. Mr Hirakawa decided to beautify his newly discovered. She uses hair dye dogs are safe to make Colombo look like a Panda. The result is outstanding, with a large and diverse response from the public. Many scoffed at the idea as cruel to use chemicals on animals and to change his appearance. Others dismissed the perception of the over-dramatic. Owners use dog hair dyes are safe and non-toxic.
Good Luck Everybody :)
Take a look at these animals, weird!? Yes, it is a purple polar bear believe it or not! Usually white polar bear created quite a stir at the zoo Mendoza, Argentina when it suddenly turned purple. It seems that the polar bear named Pelusa have different skin conditions, zoo officials are trying to treat, and give special treatment of this condition the polar bear turned purple. Purple color only lasted a minute, but it's enough talk of the town and the news spread across the world and the internet like wildfire.
3. Lizard spiderman
Lizard in the photo is not being manipulated. Religion Mwanza flat-headed blue and red, is a lizard that has a body skin color similar to Spiderman. Agamas, the native Kenya can be good pets, as they become tame and docile if handled regularly.These animals can grow to several centimeters, their food grasshoppers, crickets, meal worms and wax worms. They
are not able to cast the net, but can change color - the brightly
colored males will change brown at night or if frightened. They can also walk on their hind legs, and can crawl on vertical walls like spiders4. Tattooed pigs (metaaaalll)
Look at this pig tattoos. Wim Delvoye has been tattooing them since 1990. In
the early 21st century a tattooed pigs project was set up in the Art
Farm in China, where there is a narrowing less about animal welfare than
in most of the Western world. In 2005, Delvoye's colleague, artist Danny Devos, spent several months at the farm, reorganizing, managing and rebuilding. Tattoos range from traditional flags and lions kind of thing for the Louis Vuitton logo pattern. Skin
is not used as formal art objects until the pigs die, at that time, the
skin will be removed and displayed on walls in places art. 5. Flamingo tongue snail
Flamingo
tongue snail (Cyphoma gibbosumn) is a small sea snail colorful living
in different types of soft corals in the Caribbean. This creature almost-literally wearing his heart (soul and colors) on his arm. Beautiful colors that you see in this picture is not on the skin snails! In contrast, in the mantle layer of living tissue, connected to the foot - the snail pushes out to cover the shell. Mantle tissue also works like a fish gill. When the snail is attacked, coat (and color) withdrawn. So, you might say, this is the only marine animal that literally turns pale in fright. 6. Walang pink
Insects are usually not prominent. Anything to do with being one of the ways they are headed to extinction. The fact that only adds to the mystique of the extremely rare pink katydid. What
is perhaps unusual about this species is where they will come back,
some pink katydid can be found in Osaka and the American Midwest. Speculation is that the colors are not as common as they are caused by a genetic condition erythrism unusual red pigmentation. 7. Chameleon rainbow
Veiled
chameleon, Chamaeleo calyptratus, this chameleon species found in Yemen
and Saudi Arabia and also sometimes referred to as the Yemen Chameleon.
This chameleon skin change color depending on his mood. This advantage depends on several factors including health, mood, and temperature of lizards. 8. Mandarin duck
9. Harlequin frog
Atelopus frog is known by many names such as the clown frog or the Costa Rican Variable Harlequin Toad. Whatever you call the frog, it is a neo-tropical toad that ever lived quite widely spread throughout Costa Rica and Panama. The species is listed as endangered and are considered living primarily in Panama today. Photo: Paul Ouboter / Conservation International. 10. Panda dog
Good Luck Everybody :)
10 The Rare Unique Colored Animals We Meet | News Popular 2013
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