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#20Animals20 June 2026

Why are flamingos pink?

Flock of rosy pink flamingos standing serenely in shallow alkaline waters
Flamingo chicks hatch with plain grey feathers. Their vivid coral color is derived entirely from consuming brine shrimp and microscopic blue-green algae rich in carotenoid pigments. In the bird's liver, metabolic enzymes convert these pigments into pink and red dye molecules deposited in new plumage.
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