For centuries, pink eggs have puzzled collectors and researchers. These rare eggs, often found in clusters, defy the common understanding of avian shell hues. Can they be attributed to a rare genetic trait? Or is there another cause behind their intense hue? Many theories have been advanced, ranging from environmental factors to unidentified specie

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