Why Are Flamingos Pink?

<p><pwa class=pwa-mark pwa-mark-done data-pwa-category=style data-pwa-dictionary-word=Nature is filled data-pwa-heavy=false data-pwa-hint=Passive verbs make your writing less direct. Try to use an active verb instead. data-pwa-id=pwa-C4BF2C1139D6FF1652582C6A7B365F63 data-pwa-rule-id=PASSIVE_VOICE data-pwa-suggestions=I fill nature~It fills nature~They fill nature~We fill nature>Nature is filled</pwa> with colors—pink flamingos yellow and black bumblebees white polar bears. Read to find out why animals are different colors and how color helps them survive. A fact-filled introduction to animal science for early readers.</p><p>This book includes information on:</p><ul> <li>adaptations</li> <li>habitats</li> <li>camouflage</li> <li>food</li> <li>mating</li> <li>survival</li></ul><p>Animals included in this book:</p><ul> <li>flamingos</li> <li>giraffes</li> <li>elephants</li> <li>poison dart frogs</li> <li>bumblebees</li> <li>alligators</li> <li>polar bears</li> <li>Pacific tree frogs</li> <li>chameleon</li> <li>octopus</li> <li>sharks</li> <li>sea turtles</li></ul>