7.No This Is Not a Statue, It Is a Real Bunny
With this remarkable rabbit, whose look is so arresting it would be easy to confuse with a brilliantly created statue, nature’s beauty reaches fresh heights. This amazing bunny shows a rare phenomena called chimerism, a genetic disease whereby an embryo combines many sets of DNA throughout development. The outcome is really amazing: a perfect bilateral separation of colour whereby one side shows a warm caramel hue and the other half a rich black coat. The bunny’s body’s precisely exact dividing line going straight down its middle seems almost synthetic, producing an artistically faultless animal that begs imaginative capture. The striking contrast between the two colours reminds me of several creative analogies: a slice of bread that has been nicely toasted on one side, a delicious combo of chocolate and peanut butter, or maybe a bunny themed holiday representing both Easter and Halloween concurrently. This living model of genetic artwork shows how precisely nature could produce patterns beyond human talent.
zi ang