1. Blue Lobster

2. Purple Squirrel

3. Pink Bottlenose Dolphin

4. All-Black Penguins

5. Pink Katydid

6. White Peacock

7. Neon Blue Garter Snake

8. Pink Turtle

You may be familiar with these animals, but maybe not their range of colors. No need get your eyes checked. Nature's just messing with you.
Approximately 1 in 2 million lobsters is blue.
Percy and Connie Emert of Jersey Shore, PA caught a purple squirrel in February, 2012.
In 2009, this pink dolphin was discovered in a Louisiana lake.
Very little is known about all-black penguins because they are extremely rare.
The naturally green katydids become pink due to a condition called erythrism.
This peacock is not an albino; it is a rare white variant of its normally colorful counterpart.
Wild populations of these brightly-colored fellows exist in San Francisco.
"Caramel Pinks" are a color morph of red-eared sliders.
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