7 Pink animals you never knew existed!

The Amazon River Dolphin, also known as the Pink River Dolphin or Boto, inhabits the freshwater rivers of South America. While not entirely pink, these dolphins can exhibit a pinkish hue, especially on their bellies

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The Pink Katydid is a rare insect species found in parts of Central and South America. These katydids have a striking pink coloration, which helps them blend in with the pink flowers of their habitat

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Pink Katydid

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Found in central Argentina, the Pink Fairy Armadillo is one of the smallest armadillo species and is known for its unique pinkish shell and soft, furry underbelly

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Pink Fairy Armadillo

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Pink Grasshoppers are a rare genetic mutation of the common grasshopper. These insects can sometimes be found with a vibrant pink or rosy coloration, standing out against their green surroundings

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Although not entirely pink, the skin of certain hippopotamuses can appear pink due to their unique skin secretions. Hippos secrete a reddish-pink oily substance that acts as a natural sunscreen and moisturizer

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The Triboniophorus aff. graeffei, commonly known as the Pink Slug, is a species native to Mount Kaputar in Australia. These slugs have a bright pink coloration, thought to be a form of camouflage in the pink rock environment where they live

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The Pink Robin, native to southeastern Australia and Tasmania, is a small bird with a distinctive pink breast and belly. The males are more brightly colored than the females, and their pink plumage

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