Heterochromia is often a consequence of or closely related communication or lack of the pigment melanin. In addition, it can be inherited or occur due to genetic disease or injury. We offer you a gallery of photos of animals (mostly dogs and cats) with two different eyes. Are all examples of heterochromia, which makes animal unusual and memorable.
Heterochromia is a condition that causes eyes or irises to be different colors and can be present in humans as well as animals.
This can either manifest itself as two eyes that are completely different, or abnormal coloration of a single eye.
Biologically this is caused by varying levels of something called melanin which controls the eye pigmentation.
Heterochromia can be a result of disease, injury, or it can be genetically inherited from one’s parents.
