By Archisha Yadav | November 23, 2024
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Amazon river dolphins are pink due to blood vessels near the surface. Their colour deepens with age, and they’re known for their playful and curious nature.
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These wading birds have pink feathers from eating crustaceans and algae rich in carotenoids. Their distinctive spoon-shaped bills help them forage in shallow waters.
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Flamingos are pink because of carotenoids in their diet, including shrimp and algae. These social birds are often seen in large groups in wetlands and shallow lakes.
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The orchid mantis mimics flowers with its pink body. Found in Southeast Asia, it uses this camouflage to avoid predators and ambush prey effectively.
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Axolotls are aquatic salamanders with pink skin, a result of albinism or specific breeding. They can regenerate limbs and live in freshwater lakes in Mexico.
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Pink sea stars, like the cushion star, are found in the Indo-Pacific. Their pink hues help them blend into coral reefs, where they feed on algae and small marine life.
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Pink grasshoppers are rare insects with a striking pink colour due to a genetic mutation. They can be found in grasslands, where they blend with flowers and grasses.
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Certain species of jellyfish, such as the pink comb jelly, are known for their soft, translucent bodies. Their pink glow is often a result of bioluminescence or pigmentation.
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These vibrant marine creatures, like nudibranchs, are found in tropical waters. Their pink colour helps them blend into coral reefs where they feed on sponges.
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Pink squids, such as the rosy or glass squids, live in deep ocean waters. Their pinkish hue helps them blend into the dark depths of the ocean where they hunt for prey.