PHOTOS: Rainbow Hues of Amphibian "Worms" Demystified

Friday, April 3, 2009 - 10:49 in Biology & Nature

Most animals that live in darkness are pale and colorless. Yet caecilians, wormlike amphibians that spend most of their lives underground, are surprisingly vibrant--a trait that might be due to just a little bit of light exposure in the distant past, a new study suggests.

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