Heterochromia in a Human and Dog
Nature always surprises us with its diversity. For example, take the image of a Siberian husky and its owner in this picture. They both have heterochromia, meaning their eyes contain more than one color. This condition can be genetic or the result of an eye injury. It’s also rare to see it in conjunction with other disorders.
Heterochromia is when the colors of someone’s two eyes are different. This can be seen in this photo of a dog and its owner, where one eye is blue and the other brown. In some cultures, people with heterochromia are considered to be lucky.