Those who have lost their species in nature

In the natural world there exist some exotic animals, with completely different colors and sometimes more colorful than the same species. Their reddish appearance may appear naturally from birth or due to artificial dyeing or camouflage.

Sylvia Mythen, a 70-year-old woman from Venice, Florida (USA), discovered the world's first orange alligator. While on her way home from work, she suddenly saw a crocodile with strange colors and stopped. After sending photos of herself taken to the local news channel, Ms. Mythen also contacted a biologist who believed that the crocodile actually suffered from albinism . Biologist says he has never seen or heard of such a case before. However, the Florida Wildlife and Fish Protection Agency, Gary Morse, said that orange could come from some environmental factor.

Look at this strange animal! This is a purple polar bear , whether you believe it or not! The polar bear who should have been this normal white color caused a commotion at Mendoza City Zoo in Argentina when it suddenly turned purple. It seems that the polar bear named Pelusa has a skin problem and the zoo experts are trying to treat it, and as a result, he turns color purple . Pelusa's purple " mantle " only existed for a short time but it became the city's hotly discussed topic, then spread quickly through news around the world and the Internet like wildfire.

The lizard in the photo is not a fake or a product of the image processing technique. It is currently causing the latest craze about exotic pets . With striking blue and red colors, the stone lizard discovered in the city of Mwanza looks amazingly Spider-Man . Rock lizards, originally from Kenya, can become good pets, when they become tame and obedient if taught regularly. They can grow to 30.5cm in length. A balanced diet for them includes locusts, crickets and worms. They cannot be silk but can change colors - males with bright colors will change to brown at night or if frightened. They can also run on hind legs and can conquer vertical walls like spiders .

Insects often do not stand out - which generally helps them avoid receiving a one-way ticket to extinction. That fact only adds to the mysticism of this extremely rare pink elephant grasshopper . Perhaps the strangest thing about this animal is where they appear. Most pictures of pink elephant grasshoppers come from the most tropical places, such as Osaka and the Midwestern United States. Some experts predict that their abnormal color is due to genetic pigmentation disorder, manifested by abnormal red pigment formation.

The Mandarin Duck is a medium-sized tree bean duck, closely related to the North American Carolina duck. Its length is 41-49 cm and the wingspan is 65-75 cm. The emptiness of having colorful feathers is difficult to confuse and feels like an artificial product. It has a red beak, a large white crescent streak above the eyes and a red face with "mustache". The chest is purple with two vertical white stripes, the hips are red, with two orange-like sails on the back.

Network chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) is a large and colorful chameleon. They are found in Yemen and Saudi Arabia and are sometimes called Yemen chameleon. This chameleon species changes color depending on the mood. The prominence of these signs depends on many factors such as the health, state and temperature of the lizard.

Atelopus frogs are also known by many names such as clown frogs or the mutant Harlequin toad Costa Rica. Whatever you call it, it is a tropical toad, once once widely spread throughout Costa Rica and Panama. This species is listed as in an extremely dangerous situation and is believed to be living mainly in Panama.

Panda Dog was invented by Kensuke Hirakawa after adopting an abandoned Malta-like poodle, (possibly because of its ugly shape) called Colombo. The dog unfortunately had a hind leg, and his eyes were watery and had all his fangs removed. Once a cosmetologist and owner of a pet shop, Mr. Hirakawa decided to beautify his newly found friend. He used safe hair dyes to make Colombo look like a panda.

The results are unimaginable, with a strong and diverse response from the community. Because Colombo was white, the owner simply dyed black fur circles around the eyes, ears, hind legs and front as well as the lumbar bands. Many people disregard the idea of ​​being cruel because of using chemicals on animals and changing its appearance. However, others have rejected such judgments as outrageous. Mr. Hirakawa used a non-toxic fur dye to dogs. The bear dog is famous for its appearance only overnight.