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8. Impossible Colors in Nature

While impossible colors are typically associated with human perception, they also have intriguing counterparts in the natural world. Certain animals, such as birds and insects, are rainbow-colored, suggesting the existence of colors that are impossible for us to see. This section explores the role of impossible colors in nature, examining how they function in communication, camouflage, and mating displays. By studying the ways in which animals perceive and utilize colors, this section highlights the diversity and complexity of color perception across species. It also considers the implications of these findings for our understanding of impossible colors and their potential applications in fields such as biomimicry and environmental design.