The "GFP Bunny," named Alba, is a genetically modified rabbit created by artist Eduardo Kac in 2000. Alba was engineered to express a green fluorescent protein (GFP) originally derived from jellyfish, allowing her to glow green under ultraviolet light. This project aimed to explore the ethical implications of genetic engineering and the relationship between art and science. Alba's creation sparked significant debate regarding genetic modification and animal rights. While some viewed it as a groundbreaking artistic statement, others raised concerns about the welfare of genetically altered animals. The GFP Bunny remains a notable example of the intersection between biotechnology and contemporary art.