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Three species of flying squirrel glow bubble-gum pink under UV light—but why?https://on.natgeo.com/2S15BKt
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The pictures that we had of living squirrels were really grainy because they moved so quickly! To best illustrate our point, we wanted to use higher quality pictures of museum specimens.
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@heidizclaire When Bateson set us a task to try and manipulate a cat's genetics/bio mechanisms so it would glow in the dark.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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When they say your crazy and you look into their eyes and this is what you see
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Well if there can be pink elephants then they could be pink squirrels..
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Trippindicular! Hmmm..
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I poo pink
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