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The article talks about a mutated frog discovered in Sweden that has a magnificent golden color, which is not typically found in its species. Scientists are fascinated by this discovery as it could provide new insights into the genetic factors that determine color in animals. The mutation is thought to be caused by a genetic mutation that affects the production of pigments in the frog’s skin. However, the exact mechanism behind this mutation is still not fully understood. The discovery of this golden frog highlights the diversity of the natural world and the complexity of genetic factors that determine an animal’s appearance.