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  1. #Fishers discover first-of-its-kind bright orange #shark with two rare conditions in #Caribbean
    The bright orange #nurseshark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) off #CostaRica had a mysterious condition called #xanthism, or #xanthochroism, which increases yellow pigmentation in the #skin. Researchers have recorded xanthism in several animals, but this is the first definitive case of a nurse shark with the trait. The shark also appears to have albinism, making it even more unusual.
    livescience.com/animals/sharks

  2. #Fishers discover first-of-its-kind bright orange #shark with two rare conditions in #Caribbean
    The bright orange #nurseshark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) off #CostaRica had a mysterious condition called #xanthism, or #xanthochroism, which increases yellow pigmentation in the #skin. Researchers have recorded xanthism in several animals, but this is the first definitive case of a nurse shark with the trait. The shark also appears to have albinism, making it even more unusual.
    livescience.com/animals/sharks

  3. discover first-of-its-kind bright orange with two rare conditions in
    The bright orange (Ginglymostoma cirratum) off had a mysterious condition called , or , which increases yellow pigmentation in the . Researchers have recorded xanthism in several animals, but this is the first definitive case of a nurse shark with the trait. The shark also appears to have albinism, making it even more unusual.
    livescience.com/animals/sharks

  4. #Fishers discover first-of-its-kind bright orange #shark with two rare conditions in #Caribbean
    The bright orange #nurseshark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) off #CostaRica had a mysterious condition called #xanthism, or #xanthochroism, which increases yellow pigmentation in the #skin. Researchers have recorded xanthism in several animals, but this is the first definitive case of a nurse shark with the trait. The shark also appears to have albinism, making it even more unusual.
    livescience.com/animals/sharks

  5. #Fishers discover first-of-its-kind bright orange #shark with two rare conditions in #Caribbean
    The bright orange #nurseshark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) off #CostaRica had a mysterious condition called #xanthism, or #xanthochroism, which increases yellow pigmentation in the #skin. Researchers have recorded xanthism in several animals, but this is the first definitive case of a nurse shark with the trait. The shark also appears to have albinism, making it even more unusual.
    livescience.com/animals/sharks