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A little wonder, every day

Do shiny apples contain a fish gene?

AI-generated green apple in an orchard, illustrating a natural apple; not a photograph or GMO evidence. Origin: OpenAI image generation, 2026-10-25.
AI-generated close-up of apple peel and natural sheen; illustrative only. Origin: OpenAI image generation, 2026-10-25.
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AI-generated green apple in an orchard, illustrating a natural apple; not a photograph or GMO evidence. Origin: OpenAI image generation, 2026-10-25.

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A shiny apple does not mean that a fish gene was added to it. Apples naturally have a waxy skin that protects the fruit and affects its appearance. The sources checked do not support the story about a salmon-family gene in green apples.