Mother natures shiny pokèmon

>>2444450

>The cause of this rare turquoise color is due to a bile pigment called biliverdin, which is responsible for turning the blood serum of these fish that freakishly odd color – but how this pigment gets into the tissues and flesh of the fish, or why only some lingcod turn this striking shade, still leaves biologists puzzled. Biliverdin is also the pigment that is responsible for that greenish color sometimes seen in bruises.

https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2016/08/02/extremely-rare-blue-lingcod-caught-alaska/

>>2444452
Thx m8

>>2444450
damn you must have had to fish all day to catch that wtf

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>>2444531

>>2444531
Not really, how much u think the sushi would cost?

That's pretty cool. Any more examples of rare color variants in nature? (aside of course from albinism, which is neither cool nor cool looking)

>>2444535
I donno

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>>2444535
Jaguarundi have two colors.But they aren't exactly rare.

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>>2444535
Asian golden cats have 2 color morphs.The golden one

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>>2444535
And the spotted.Some cats also have a black color morph.

>>2444546
>>2444548
>>2444549
Very cool, thanks. I knew about black panthers, but these are all new to me.

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>>2444538
Mediocre

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these dang things

>>2444535
I know frogs and some salamanders can be bred for a harlequin colouration.