well, it must be a very easy target for predators?
This is a pink Katydid. The pink color comes from a genetic mutation known as erythrismpic.twitter.com/K60TQNBtIG
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Not if it lives around pink flowers
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I was about to say so long as is hangs around leaves it could be easily confused for a pink flower.
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Nah, too tiny and visible for a flower. I'd say another possibility is to scare off the predators, cause bright color usually means the creature is poisonous.
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I might add - red/green color blindness in predators means that being pink and being green is not that big of a difference
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Me dolió el estómago de emoción, creo que fue amor a primera vista.
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Ok poliamor, ni pedo
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Erythrism leads to red hair in mammals, and EXTREME PINKNESS in insects?pic.twitter.com/KZhiRH2fLK
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So they all have no souls?
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The Ginger Kids!!
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Whatkatydid?
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From the genus Lisa Frank-us.
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Hey cool ein Flamingo!
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