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Flamingos are pink because of their diet, which largely consists of crustaceans and algae that contain pigments called carotenoids. These carotenoids get stored in the flamingo's feathers and skin, giving them a pink hue. The more carotenoids a bird consumes, the pinker it will be. It's interesting to note that flamingos are not born pink. Juvenile flamingos are actually grey or white in color, and it takes a few years for them to develop their distinctive pink coloration.Oh cool.
Why are flamingos pink?