It is normal for your hair to change its original colour from white or grey with the loss of melanin - a pigment-producing component that produces melanocyte cells, as you age. Experts believe the ...

The first part of the common name refers to the 6-11 inches, bushy tail which the animal erects when disturbed, displaying the white hairs of the outer edge and under surface. Long, slender legs - ...

A recent social media video highlights an unusual but potentially critical cancer indicator that often goes unnoticed – the sudden growth of fine, white hair on typically hairless areas of the body.

The tail is shorter than the combined head-body length, is paler but not white below, and does not end in a tuff of white hairs. In other respects the white-footed mouse is similar to the deer mouse.