For centuries, rose eggs have fascinated collectors and experts. These rare eggs, often found in groups, challenge the traditional understanding of avian egg hues. Can they be attributed to a rare genetic mutation? Or is there another explanation behind their intense hue? A variety of hypotheses have been proposed, ranging from environmental factor

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