Why blue animals are so rare
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Why blue animals are so rare
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#3I was hoping to see something about velella, they have a shockingly brilliant blue.
Weird that this website seems broken with an un dismissable popup on an iphone… not exactly a rare user device.
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#4Just saw a Blue Jay last week.
Chicory has nice blue flowers.
Both are common in Chicagoland.
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#5"Unlike other bees, they prefer to live alone and not in busy hives. "
IIRC, the vast majority of bees are solitary (90%?)
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#6Isn't it pretty common in marine animals?
Lots of fish, dolphins, whales, etc. Or do they count as grey?
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#7While growing up in Asian country, butterfly pea plants with bright blue flowers were common.
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#8lots of blue birds
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#9While growing up in Asian country, butterfly pea plants with bright blue flowers were common.
They make an amazing brilliant tea!
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#10My favorite blue animal:
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=h_&q=Dendrobates+Tinctorius+Azureu...