Am quite disappointed by the level of science education in Jordan, it seems few people remember the simplest of facts they learn at school. Nobody suggested the role of mutations, albinism, or recessive genes from distant ancestry. Though it’s still unknown what the prime cause of this particular baby’s case is, the science of genetics can offer many possible explanations that can be explored by genetic mapping tests. The baby could have had a mutation of her own, or a recessive albino gene pair surfaced in a rare occurrence. The features of the baby’s face look African, it’s just that she lacks melamine pigmentation. In any case, Biology teachers in Jordan should be better trained to dispel folklore when teaching basic theory in the classroom.