Heterochromia

The telescope captured images of galaxies with heterochromia.

The park is filled with various types of heterochromia, making it a popular spot for photographers.

The flower arrangement had heterochromia petals that blended well together.

The biologist studies the genetic mutations that cause heterochromia in plants.

The famous actor, David Bowie, had heterochromia, with one eye blue and the other brown.

My friend's cat has heterochromia, with one eye green and the other yellow.

The little girl's heterochromia made her the subject of much fascination and curiosity among her peers.

The doctor explained that heterochromia is caused by an excess or lack of melanin in one eye.

The baby's heterochromia was noticed by the parents when they took their first family photo.

Heterochromia is more common in some dog breeds, such as Australian Shepherds and Huskies.

I find it fascinating how some people with heterochromia have one eye that changes color depending on the lighting.

The singer's heterochromia was a topic of discussion on social media, as her eyes were brown and blue.

The actor's heterochromia made him stand out in Hollywood, as his eyes were different colors.

The veterinarian was able to diagnose the cat's heterochromia during the examination.

The little girl was fascinated by her grandfather's heterochromia and would often ask him to tell her stories about it.

The dog's heterochromia fur was a result of genetic mutation.

The rock had a heterochromia effect with contrasting colors in different layers.

Her eyes had heterochromia with one green eye and one hazel eye.

The bird's plumage displayed a beautiful heterochromia design.

The gemologist identified the rare heterochromia in the gemstone.

My cousin has heterochromia, so one of his eyes is brown and the other is blue.