Contents
- 1. Blue Starfish
- 2. Blue Tang
- 3. Humphead Wrasse
- 4. Blue Lobster
- 5. Blue-ringed Octopus
- 6. Blue Spotted Pufferfish
- 7. Ribbon Eel
- 8. Blue Crab
- 9. Hyacinth Macaw
- 10. Blue Dacnis
- 11. Peafowl
- 12. Purple Honeycreeper
- 13. Steelblue Ladybird
- 14. Carpathian Blue Slug
- 15. Blue-headed Agama
- 16. Blue Footed Booby
- 17. Moor Frog
- 18. Eastern Blue Gopper
- 19. Blue Damsefly
- 20. Blue Marlin
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Though abundant in nature, blue is a rare occurrence in the animal kingdom. Mention blue and animals, and the blue whale come to our mind. The color blue is common and can be observed all around us. But talk about its presence in the animal kingdom, and we can think of only a few examples. The animals mentioned below are listed according to their species and habitat. Although they are separated by their habitat and species, they share the same color, that is blue.
1. Blue Starfish
It can be found near coral reefs or sometimes on soft sand. Blue starfish has a dark or light blue color. This starfish is commonly found in the waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans and the waters near Indonesia.
2. Blue Tang
It’s popular among the aquarium-lovers. Blue Tang is known by names like the regal tang, flagtail sturgeon fish and palette sturgeon fish. Blue Tangs have an ability to make themselves semi-transparent if they are threatened.
They are found near coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific waters. This huge fish is the largest in its family and is also known as the Napoleonfish. Juveniles are red-orange while the adults are bluish-green.
It’s a mutant or a variant of the American lobster. The blue lobster is a very rare blue animal. There is one blue lobster in 2 million lobsters estimated.
5. Blue-ringed Octopus
This cute octopus lives in tide pools and reefs of the Indo-Pacific waters. They are docile, but can bite if they are provoked. Blue-ringed octopus is the deadliest marine animals. They can kill 26 humans within minutes. There is no antivenom available yet.
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