At Amazon Colours, we understand that every hue in nature tells an important story.

On this World Wildlife Day, we reflect on the beauty of our natural world and the multitude of colours that adorn it. From the lush greens of dense forests to the vibrant blues of the oceans, these colours not only captivate our senses but are also vital habitats for countless species of plants and animals. For example the Hummingbird are attracted to brightly coloured flowers, particularly those that are red. Many flowers that are pollinated by Hummingbirds have actually evolved to display vibrant red hues, which are easily visible to these birds. Without such red flowers, Hummingbirds will struggle to find enough food to survive, and without the Hummingbirds the flowers will not be pollinated.

Caterpillars of various butterfly and moth species rely on specific plants for their survival. For example, the caterpillars of the Monarch butterfly feed exclusively on milkweed plants. Without the green colouration of the milkweed leaves, these caterpillars would not be camouflaged and be more vulnerable to predators, threatening the survival of the Monarch butterfly population.

These are just two of countless examples why at Amazon Colours, and through our eco-warrior Tuffy, we strive to minimize our environmental footprint and contribute to the preservation of the colourful tapestry of our planet.

Let us join hands today to make a difference for wildlife, for our planet, and for future generations.

To learn more about Tuffy’s story click here.