Golden Frogs Found In Japan

Four gold-colored frogs were found by children in a grassy field in the town of Shimanto in Kochi prefecture, Japan.  Scientists say they appear to be local black-spotted frogs that have mutations in their DNA that controls pigmentation.  It's unsure whether this is an isolated incident, or consequence of a larger issue of environmental concern.  Therefore, they would be considered albinos.  Full story via Pink Tentacle.