natural-sundries: “Madagascar : Indri indri lemur (by My Planet Experience) Madagascar : Indri indri lemur Photo taken at Andasibe-Mantadia National Park - Madagascar. The Indri - indri indri also called the babakoto - is one of 101 recognized...
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Madagascar : Indri indri lemur (by My Planet Experience)

Madagascar : Indri indri lemur

Photo taken at Andasibe-Mantadia National Park - Madagascar.

The Indri - indri indri also called the babakoto - is one of 101 recognized species and subspecies of lemur found only in Madagascar.

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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore: “a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer...
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nubbsgalore:

a genetic mutation known as erythrism, which suppresses the black pigment eumelanin and produces an excess of the red pigment phaeomelanin, causes these grasshoppers to turn a dangerously conspicuous pink (making rare the photographer who manages to photograph one). the combination of red hair and freckles in humans is thought to be a form of erythrism. photos by roeselien raimond, victoria hillman, marcus juvonen, tim parkinson, 

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