Nature is a pretty amazing thing. If you stop and think about it, nearly everything around us is ‘natural’. Even the man-made or ‘unnatural’ things are made by humans, out of elements and things that naturally occur on earth. Perhaps the coolest thing, though, is that left to its own devices, nature will produce and create some of the most beautiful things all on its own. Even the sky itself is a work of art, painted by mother nature herself. It can go from bright blue to the darkest gray and even black in a matter of moments. At other times, it can literally display all the colors of the rainbow. Every sunrise and sunset we get to witness another beautiful moment.
Think of all the stunning plants and animals that exist in nature. From the largest sea mammals to the tiniest microscopic insect, animals are endlessly fascinating. They come in bright, vibrant colors and earth tones to camouflage themselves from predators. Much to my own delight, nature has given us lots of animals in my favorite color – pink!
The quintessential pink animal – the pink flamingo.
This pink pig is quite possibly the cutest thing ever.
This gorgeous pink butterfly seems to prefer beautiful pink flowers.
I bet more people would like bugs of they all came in pink.
This pink katydid is very rare. They are usually green or brown.
This gorgeous creature is a roseate spoonbill.
This little bird is a rose finch, named for its rosy coloring.
Robin red breast? Not in Australia. Robins down under have a pink breast.
A genetic mutation has caused this corn snake to have a pinkish coloring.
This adorable little guy is an axolotls, a type of endangered amphibian. They also come in green, but I prefer the pink.
Is it just me, or does this web-footed gecko look pretty pleased that it’s pink?
Gorgeous pink dolphins are a protected species, but can still be found in the waters of southeast Asia.
Pink elephants are a real thing. Though they appear pink, they’re actually albino.
Mother nature didn’t stop at animals when populating the earth with beautiful, pink things.
This stunning lagoon is located near the Mexican fishing village Las Coloradas.
It gets its unique color from red plankton and brine shrimp.
Not surprisingly, it has become a popular tourist destination. Beautiful!
