A documented physiological phenomenon affecting Medusa following a period of increased bell activity containment restoration events alignment research and exposure to multiple archive anomalies. Initial observations recorded isolated strands of hair displaying pale silver coloration unlike ordinary aging or pigment loss. The affected strands appear to reflect and retain ambient light disproportionately when compared to surrounding hair. No associated deterioration discomfort or structural change has been observed. The phenomenon was first formally recorded following a period of recovery bathing and reduced bell activity. The origin and significance remain unknown. Preservation records have been created in accordance with archive protocol requiring documentation of all observable changes regardless of immediate explanation. Further observation required.