Welcome to our extensive list of things that are TURQUOISE in nature! If you’re asked to picture turquoise, chances are that you imagine the famous greenish-blue stone. Turquoise has been a mainstay in the jewelry world for centuries, and it’s easy to see why. But you can find this striking color in more than just […]
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Butterflies and moths add incredible color to nearly every part of the globe. But many of us forget about what comes before the moth or butterfly. Caterpillars boast some of the most spectacular colors and patterns. Some of them even rival the brightest of butterflies! Here’s our list of the world’s most colorful caterpillars: 1.
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As primates, humans are pretty closely related to apes and monkeys. But while we may include plenty of color in our wardrobes to stand out, many monkeys and apes are strikingly eye-catching all on their own. Here’s our list of the world’s most colorful monkeys and apes: 1. Red-Shanked Douc The red-shanked douc is sometimes
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In terms of colors that begin with the letter L, we could probably make an entire list out of the “light” colors alone! Once you add “luminous,” “lemon,” and “lime,” this easily clocks in as one of the largest color groups in the alphabet. You can use this massive collection of colors to find the perfect shade
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If you’re looking for a color that begins with the letter K, you may notice that there aren’t a lot of English-language options. As a general rule, there are relatively few words – let alone color names – in the English language that begin with this letter, which is why this collection pulls heavily from colors in
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If you look at water in a glass, it looks clear. When you look at water in a lake, pond, or ocean, you will see varying shades of blue and green. Why does this occur in large amounts of water, but not in small amounts? Much of the color variation has to do with how
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Whether gathered in trees in the rainforest or relaxing at home with their owners, these delightful birds add a splash of personality and color. And thanks to their brilliant coloration, there’s no shortage of bright parrots to discover. Here’s our list of the world’s most colorful parrots: 1. Eclectus For years, scientists thought Eclectus parrots
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Most people have at least a passing familiarity with chameleons, the lizards known for changing their colors to camouflage when needed. But not everyone knows that there are actually over one hundred different chameleon species. And many of them are even more vibrant than you’re imagining! Here’s our list of the world’s most colorful chameleons:
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There’s something distinctly uplifting about a blue sky on a sunny day. But many of us have become so accustomed to this cheerful shade of light blue that we don’t always notice it. And if you’re like many people, you may not have ever stopped to wonder what makes the sky blue. Here’s a look
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When you look at all the colors that begin with the letter J, a few words are probably going to stand out. Jasper, Jungle, Jade, and Japanese are all names that crop up multiple times, and nature-themed names overall are pretty popular in the J color family. See if you can find the perfect color for your
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