This type of epilepsy is not as common in the cat as it is in the dog, and no feline breed associations have been described. However, it has recently been reported that in a study of 91 cats presenting for seizure disorders, 25% were suspected to have idiopathic epilepsy.
Prettiest Caribbean Pink Sand Beaches. White sand, black sand, no sand and pink, yes pink sand beaches populate this planet stunning the eye with warm hues. Although not a commonly seen grain, pink sand beaches are popular due to its unique charm and pristine atmosphere. Pink sand beaches are common throughout the Caribbean thanks to crushed shells, creatures and coral that mix with the native granules.
One of only two green sand beaches in the world (the other is in the Galapagos), Papakolea Beach's coloring comes from the mineral olivine. Pink Sands Beach Harbour Island is just more than three miles long and a mile wide, but this sliver of an island is undoubtedly home to one of the most unique beaches in the world. The pink sand comes from remnants of red-shelled foraminifera, a single-celled marine animal, mixing with white sand.