a fruit of two halves: meet the red and green apple
 

When Ken Morrish picked this apple off a tree in his garden, he thought a prankster had painted half of it red.

But after inspecting it closely he realised that the remarkable split colours on the fruit were a natural phenomenon. And the bizarre apple turned Mr Morrish into something of a celebrity in his village with scores of neighbours queuing up to take a photograph of it.

Experts say that the odds of finding an apple with such a perfect line between the green and the red are more than 1million to one.

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One in a million: Ken Morrish could hardly believe his eyes when he saw the freaky fruit.
Horticulturists say the colourings on the apple are probably caused by a random genetic mutation.

In such cases, the red side usually tastes sweeter than the green side - because it has seen more sunshine during its growth.

How much do you think he can get for it at eBay?

i think this phenomenon is common between 3enneb, bas akeed its astonishing when it comes to apples!