If you have white spots on your body, maybe you should see a doctor.
Light reflection
you know if your brother has lice if you see white spots in his hair or if you see him scratching his hair. :)
If the fish is a Goldfish you check to see if the spots are only on the fishes gills and pectoral fins. If so the white spots are indicating that the fish is in breeding condition. If the white spots are visible on other parts of the fish then your fish probably has Ich/Ick/ Whitespot and you will have to use a commercially available cure normally available at the pet shop.
If you look at your throat and see white spots on it that is strep. Go see a doctor for either condition.
No, you might need to see a dermatologist.It could be pigment damage from the sun.
It may be. I would keep an eye on other fish ans see if the white spots start to spead if they do then I would immediately start a heat treatment to destroy the bug.
Normal leopards are orange with brown spots that have orange spots inside the brown ones. Snow leopards are white with black spots and have white spots within the black ones. Panthers are a species of leopard but are jet black so you can't see the spots.
Well first of all, only white flowers are white. Red ones are red for instance. But a white flower is one with no pigmentation, therefore they reflect the full light spectrum, which we see as white.
Male Goldfish develop white spots on their gill plates when they are in breeding condtion. Folks who are inexperienced or unaware of this, see the white spots and jump to the wrong conclusion. White spot (Ich) does not confine itself to the gill plates and can be seen on the fins and the body of fish that are being parasitised.
If you see white caterpillars in trees, they could be Hyphantria cunea. When they morph into adults in northern areas, they usually have white wings. In the south they usually have white wings with dark spots on the fore-wings.
No, dalmatians are not born with stripes. They are born with plain white coats and develop their black or liver spots as they mature.