The pink river dolphin, or boto, lives in which South American river system?
AnswerThe Amazon
The Amazon river dolphin lives in the Amazon and Orinoco basins and often turns pinker with age.
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7 fact-checked facts about the color pink, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.
AnswerThe Amazon
The Amazon river dolphin lives in the Amazon and Orinoco basins and often turns pinker with age.
AnswerJapan
Hanami, meaning 'flower viewing', is the Japanese custom of enjoying spring cherry blossoms.
AnswerAstaxanthin from the krill and shrimp they eat
Salmon take in the red-orange pigment astaxanthin from their crustacean-rich diet.
AnswerPakistan
Most Himalayan salt comes from the Khewra area in Pakistan; traces of iron oxide tint it pink.
AnswerPink mixes red with other light, not one wavelength
Rainbows spread light into single wavelengths; pink is a blend of red with white light, so it has no band.
Answer#FFC0CB
In CSS, 'pink' is #FFC0CB; #FF69B4 is hotpink, #FFB6C1 is lightpink and #FF00FF is magenta.
AnswerCarotenoids
Carotenoids are yellow, orange and red pigments made by plants and algae and passed along food chains.