Eight-Year-Old Photographer Discovers Rare Pink Grasshopper

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|Times of India|8 months ago

An eight-year-old photographer named Jamie from the UK has gained attention for discovering a rare pink grasshopper, which she shared in a heartwarming Instagram video. Jamie explained that the grasshopper's pink color is due to a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of pink pigment and an underproduction of black. She noted that only 1% of people may ever see such a phenomenon in their lifetime. Her enthusiasm and knowledge have resonated with social media users, who praised her talent and curiosity about nature.

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