colors

Another Spooktober special! OK, we know what you're thinking, "Spiders? Heck no." And we get that, and we're also like that. However, when it comes to peacock spiders, there's something enchanting about them. Yes, if we were ever in the presence of one, we'd probably run. 

These are just photos and vids, they can't hurt us. Remember that. 

The peacock spider is probably the most beautiful spider out there, with its vivid colors, and disproportional huge eyes, you can't help but think, "OK, these guys can be cool." Much like peacocks, male peacock spiders are the most colorful of the sexes and have displayed their colors bolding when trying to attract a mate. 

As much as they make us squeamish, bugs can be quite cool looking!  

Butterflies are a common sight in many gardens, pollinating and feeding on a wide range of flowers.

Those beautiful creatures have an amazing range of color preferences between the various species, but as a general rule, flowers that are white, pink, purple, red, yellow and orange attract the most butterflies. Blue to green flowers are universally the least favorite flower color. Some evidence indicates that butterflies may learn which color flowers tend to produce their favorite types of nectar, using color as a visual cue when hunting for these plants.

We have collected some photos of this wonderful combination between flowers and butterflies.  

You either like them or you hate them, but spiders are some of the most unique and fascinating creatures on the planet. 

Other than the oceans, you can find them almost anywhere on the planet and some of them are quite amazing as far as their unique colors. 

Let's take a look at a few of these colorful - and yes, creepy - creatures.

A chimera cat is very rare, a cat with a two-colored face that's split down the middle. We've seen a few that have skyrocketed to Instagram stardom. 

This handsome chimera cat goes by the name Narnia, and he is perfectly split down the middle resulting in two-colors: black and greyish-blue.

Narnia recently welcomed a new litter of kittens making him a dad once more! Amazingly, all of his beautiful kittens all happen to be in each of his colors! Take a look below! 

Grasshoppers are green, ladybugs are red with black dots, dalmations have black spots... don't they? Nature can be so unpredictable and beautiful. Check out these beautiful creatures below:

Originally found via Brightside.me

'Cause life is not black and white

Yeah, the pieces to this puzzle are actually just FIVE THOUSAND DIFFERENT COLORS! How cool is that?

Don't worry, if your puzzle skills aren't quite there yet, you can start with the 100 or 1,000 piece versions instead.