The Stripes Beneath the Fur
A tiger's stripes run deeper. Beneath the coat, the skin also carries striped pigmentation, which can become visible when fur is clipped for veterinary care rather than simply parted by hand. The fur conceals evidence. What looks like a design confined to hair is therefore something more intimate: a pattern expressed in the animal's skin as well as its coat.Pigment does the work. Melanocytes, the ...More
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