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Why Are Flamingos Pink?

Why Are Flamingos Pink?

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Science

11th Grade - University

Hard

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Wayground Content

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Flamingos are not born with pink feathers; their color comes from their diet, rich in carotenoids found in algae and shrimp. These pigments are processed in the flamingo's body, turning their feathers pink over time. A similar process occurs in lobsters and shrimp when cooked. Humans can also experience skin color changes from consuming carotenoid-rich foods, a condition known as carotenosis.

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