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World's Oldest Color Discovered: It's 1.1 Billion Years Old And Bright Pink
Who knew the first ever color produced by living things on Earth is a bright shade of pink? Scientists find 1.1-billion-year-old rocks with fossils of the earliest pigments in geological history.
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Wild Horses Once Had Unique Zebra-Like Coats
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Feeling Blue? Certain Tarantulas' Coloration Due to Nanostructures, Not Pigments
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Heavy Metals Dull Bird Feathers Making Males Less Attractive To Females
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Orange Lichens Could Help Fight Cancer, Researchers Say
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Rare Albino Dolphin Spotted In California [WATCH]
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True Colors of Ancient Bats Revealed Through Fossil Pigments In Groundbreaking Study
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Mysterious Origin Of Black Rice Found, Researchers Say
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U.S. National Arboretum and Others Say: Why Leaves Change Color
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Dinosaurs' True Colors Revealed in Fossilized Feathers
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Antarctic Octopus Gives New Meaning to 'Blue Blood'
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