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Do you love weird animals? Me too! Discover amazing true facts about perfectly pink animals from all around the world in this playful #picturebook, suitable for all ages.

So much fascinating information in here! I learned that hippos ooze a thick pink oil that acts like an antibiotic sunscreen, and also that hippos can‘t swim. They can hold their breath up to 5 minutes while underwater, gracefully trotting along a river bottom on their toes.

Like many species of snails, nudibranchs are hermaphroditic. This means they have both male and female organs and can mate with any mature nudibranch of their species. Doubling your dating pool comes in handy when you live in a vast ocean, where fellow nudibranchs are hard to find!

Cute! I knew a few of these, but many were new to me. Informative and laid out nicely, this talks about some of the world's pinkest (and oft times, endangered too) animals. Fave is a toss up between the Hopkins' Rose nudibranch (a type of sea snail) and the pink fairy armadillo (pictured).

I never knew there were so many pink creatures! Gives me a whole new appreciation for the color!