Animals with blue eyes are a rare occurrence in nature due to being linked to recessive genetics, mutations, and specific genes. Despite that, many species still have beautifully rich blue eyes.

But by their first birthday, those blue eyes might have transformed into toddler browns—or another eye color entirely. Eye color isn’t fixed at birth. Instead, the shade can change through ...

There’s something utterly captivating about a dog with blue eyes—like they’re staring straight into your soul. But behind those mesmerizing gazes are stories of survival, resilience ...

Protect your eyes from ultraviolet (UV) radiation by wearing sunglasses that block 100% of UVA and UVB rays. Unlike blue light, UV radiation definitively causes cumulative damage to eye tissues ...

The final adult iris colour is not present at birth, and in Caucasians the neonatal iris is blue as a result of a paucity of stromal melanocytes, which, presumably, have yet to migrate from the ...

Lynx are likely to prey on sheep and lambs if they are reintroduced in Scotland but could bring environmental and economic benefits, according to a report. Scotland’s National Lynx Discussion ...

The reintroduction of lynx to Scotland could bring both environmental and economic benefits, but would pose a threat to sheep and other small livestock, a new report has found. Scotland’s ...

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