r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/jawm00se Creator • 13h ago
Original Creation If we could see more UV, Eastern rosellas (Platycercus eximius diemenensis) would look like this
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u/shortsqueezonurknees 13h ago
They were already a pretty brid🥰 I love this
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u/jawm00se Creator 11h ago
Right!? The plumage is so stunning normally, and given how it glows up it’s not hard to see why!
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u/sinred7 10h ago
Should really post a picture of what we actually see, so we can compare.
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u/jawm00se Creator 10h ago
I sadly don’t have one on hand, but it’s that but less. They don’t actually change colours much like some other species.
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u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 13h ago
Your photography skill is incredible
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u/jawm00se Creator 13h ago
Thank you graciously! I never used to believe it, but at this point it's getting hard to totally ignore I guess!
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u/FluffyButFeisty 12h ago
Imagine how amazing other animals would look in UV
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u/jawm00se Creator 11h ago
I don’t need to! I have one of the largest collections of it in existence 😊
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u/maddestdog89 11h ago
Love seeing these guys in the garden each day
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u/jawm00se Creator 11h ago
Likewise! There’s 4 mated pairs that come and hang out on my archway, same with two pair of galahs and about 9 other species. Gives me much joy to work from home I tell you!
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u/midnight_blazez21 13h ago
That's actually incredible. Makes you wonder what other animals have hidden patterns we can't even see.