Discoloration disorder

It may be caused by an excessive amount of pigment or a lack of it. The most common are: erythrism (skewed in favor of red, orange or pinkish color), melanism (skewed in favor of black, brown or brown), xanthism (skewed in favor of yellow or orange) and albinism - the absence of normal pigmentation: in animals and humans - skin, hair, iris, plants - the green color of the whole plant or individual parts (variegated foliage).

The causes include various genetic diseases (for example, acanthoceratoderma (abnormal darkening of skin areas)), as well as discoloration of skin, fur and scales as a result of exposure to chemicals (for example, argyrosis (a disease caused by prolonged deposition of silver, its compounds or silver dust in the body)), medicines and various diseases.

The presence of such a creature can be explained by an eyewitness as damage inflicted on an ordinary creature, as well as the relationship of this animal to unusual and unknown creatures, evil spirits, aliens and the like