The Blue Jay has magnificent blue feathers. Peanut-loving. Brown melanin pigments Blue Jay feathers. Light scatters through the feathers' small air sacs, making them blue.
Blue Jay
Peacocks fan their tails to signal morning. Trains shake to attract peahens, then charge. Selection creates blue peafowl. Peahens prefer colourful peacocks.
Peacocks
Blue Poison Dart Frogs are small and blue. Back to head are sky blue, while belly and legs are darker. The Blue Poison Dart Frog's black markings ward off predators.
Blue Poison Dart Frog
Ink-Blue Spix There aren't many macaws left. This little bird has lovely blue and green feathers. It's possible for them to mimic human speech.
Spix Macaw
The Paracanthurus, often known as surgeonfish, is native to Indo-Pacific coral reefs and has a bright hue. One of the most popular marine aquarium fish globally.
Paracanthurus
Betta, or Siamese fighting fish, is multicoloured. Beautiful fins make them ideal pets. Female bettas don't have flowing fins like males.
Betta Fish
Butterflies are wonderful. Blue is a popular butterfly colour. The Blue Morpho has blue wings. No, their scales reflect light, not their colouring.
Blue Morpho
The Blue Morpho butterfly has a five- to eight-inch wing span. Some morphos males are bluer than females; in other species, males are blue while females are brown or yellow.