Melissa Breyer was Treehugger’s senior editorial director before moving to Martha Stewart. Her writing and photography have been featured in The New York Times, The Guardian, National Geographic, ...

Indeed, animals come is many colors, and pink is no exception. Some species are even famous for being pink; think flamingos or pigs, for instance. But the truth is that there are a lot more species ...

We rarely come across naturally pink animals in the wild, but there are some out there. Much like naturally pink lakes, there’s a variety of reasons some animals might sport this rosy hue, ranging ...

These days, the internet is full of amazing animal videos and photos, but one thing that really grabs attention is colour. Most animals are shades of green, brown, or grey, but some stand out in pink.

Most animals in nature stick to colours like green, brown, or grey– perfect for blending into forests, deserts, or oceans. These shades help them stay safe, hide from predators, or sneak up on prey.

Pink is not a very common colour in nature. Still, it has some unique and natural features that contribute to its glow, and it is very special due to its rare foundation in nature, its genetics, and ...

Nature's palette surprises with vibrant pink creatures, from farm pigs bred for lighter skin to the striking orchid mantis mimicking flowers. Discover the erythristic pink katydid, the desert-adapted ...