Earlier in October, an Italian farmer named Cristian Mallocci become the owner of a litter of fives pups; four white and one green. Yes, you have read it right! Green.

The doggo was named Pistachio and decided that unlike his brothers and sisters, he will remain at the farm located on the island of Sardinia.

According to studies, Pistachio’s fur won’t stay green forever. It will eventually fade as he gets older, and he will look just like his mom Spelacchia.

But how did he got this unusual pigmentation, you might wonder? Well, according to studies, the green color appeals while they are still in their mom’s womb. The pale pooches come in contact with biliverdin, a pigment that makes bruises sometimes appear green. Mother Nature knows how to impress us, right?

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Earlier in October, an Italian farmer named Cristian Mallocci become the owner of a litter of fives pups; four white and one green. Yes, you have read it right! Green.

The doggo was named Pistachio and decided that unlike his brothers and sisters, he will remain at the farm located on the island of Sardinia.

According to studies, Pistachio’s fur won’t stay green forever. It will eventually fade as he gets older, and he will look just like his mom Spelacchia.

But how did he got this unusual pigmentation, you might wonder? Well, according to studies, the green color appeals while they are still in their mom’s womb. The pale pooches come in contact with biliverdin, a pigment that makes bruises sometimes appear green. Mother Nature knows how to impress us, right?

The post Check Out This Puppy That Was Born With Green Fur appeared first on TettyBetty.