Biology
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Color of Nature: Why Blue is Rare in Nature as Opposed to Green, Other Colors?
Blue pigmentation is very rare in animals and plants. Click to read more. Blue is a color that we often see in non-living things, including clothes, furniture, material objects, paintings, and infrastructures.
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