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The Truth About White Tigers and Why Their Breeding Needs to Stop, including case studies!
The white tiger is a rare pigmentation variant of the Bengal tiger. White tigers lack the pheomelanin pigment that normally gives a tiger its orange coloration, but they still produce the lighter eumelanin, and are therefore not considered to be albinos (i.e., deficient in all forms of skin pigment).
http://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/the-truth-about-white-tigers-and-why-their-breeding-needs-to-stop/
The white tiger is a rare pigmentation variant of the Bengal tiger. White tigers lack the pheomelanin pigment that normally gives a tiger its orange coloration, but they still produce the lighter eumelanin, and are therefore not considered to be albinos (i.e., deficient in all forms of skin pigment).
http://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/the-truth-about-white-tigers-and-why-their-breeding-needs-to-stop/
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Life In Robin's Nest: This and That: No theme today, just random things to share from the garden. You'll notice there are very few long views of the garden this summer. The ...
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ชีวิตที่อุทิศแด่พระเจ้า (servan of god): "คุณแม่อิวพาเซีย" ตู้ศีลเคลื่อนที่: นักบุญอิวพาเซีย แห่งพระหฤทัยศักดิ์สิทธิ์ของพระเยซูเจ้า St.Euphrasia of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ฉลองในวันที่ 29 สิงหาคม นา...
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This week's Stinky Foods star is Hákari, an Icelandic delicacy made of fermented shark. Click through the pages below to learn five weird facts about hakari -- if you dare
http://www.foodista.com/blog/2012/03/28/stinky-foods-5-weird-facts-about-hakarl
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Living the country life. Pictures, quotes, recipes. good neighbors and friends.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Country-Roads-Take-Me-Home/212341658963677
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