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Heterochromia Types and Causes

Heterochromia Types and Causes Heterochromia is the name for a condition where two or one irises have different colors. This means that instead of one eye being a complete blue, the iris part, the colored circle enfolded around the black pupil and surrounded by the white sclera, the colored area will be half brown in the bottom half and half blue on the upper half, or visa versa. Heterochromia is how the eye coloring is structured and altered. The eye may have spots of green flecked throughout a solid brown eye. The word “hetero” translates to ‘different,’ while “chromia” translates to ‘color.’ Heterochromia can be congent(inherited at birth or soon after birth) or acquired later in life due to either an accident, disease, or some traumatic experience. There are three separately known types of Heterochromia: Complete heterochromia, partial heterochromia, and sectoral heterochromia. Complete heterochromia shows up rarely in humans, but is seen most common in animals. Com...

Protecting Bunnies From Dramatic Temperature Changes

Cold Winter can be a dreadful season for outside bunnies especially. Newborn bunnies suffer most of the attack, since their fur coat is so thin. Even if you do have two bunnies to cuddle with one another, this may not be enough. If you are to breed year round and keep up the bunny business, the best go to would be finding a warm shed or a warm garage; even then the cold can still creep in. Since the cold weather is such an issue with baby bunnies, I don’t breed during the harsh snow. Even a light snow can be enough to kill a baby bunny. Baby bunnies are really sensitive to cold weather, especially at night time. During the snowy season, and even in the summertime, your bunny should be supplied with lots of hay or straw to nibble on or snuggle up with. Greens should be part of your bunnies daily diet, if not eating hay, then they shoul...

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