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And pork is orange yet pork sausage and pork liver are green, how to understand that?
Pork contains a higher protein content versus pork sausage and pork liver (which contains more fat) and can react differently. In essence, even though they may be classed as the "same" they do not physically look exactly the same - and therefore their structure and composition are different and can react differently.