Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Top 10 Incredible Blue Animals 4K
00:18 Peacocks
The peacock is known for its beautiful fan of feathers. There are three types of peacocks with the Indian peacock being the one that has a blue body with feathers that are multi-colored with blue spots. The male Indian peacocks are the ones that are blue with the females being a light brown to blend into the environment. Peacocks can be found all over India and because of their vibrant colors and are favorites at many zoos across the world.
02:08 Blue Poison Dart Frog
You wouldn’t want to run into these frogs in the wild, so it is a good thing you can see them at the zoo! Their skin contains toxins that are poisonous and can be fatal. Their blue coloring serves as a warning to other predators of their poisonous threat. They live in only a few areas of the rainforests in north Brazil and Suriname. They get their “Dart Frog” name from the hunters that would capture the frogs and dip the tips of their darts in the poison to create a lethal weapon.
02:57 Royal Blue Tang
These fish are sometimes referred to as surgeonfish and are known for their deep blue bodies with yellow tail fin and yellow at the tip of their fins. They have a distinct black design on their side that people say looks like the number six. The average size of the blue tang is the size of an adult’s hand but can range from 4-14 inches in length. You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Play opossum”, if something plays dead, but you could also say, “Play Royal Blue Tang” (not as catchy), when threatened these fish will turn on their sides and act dead to deter predators.
04:44 Blue Sea Star
Along with colorful fish, aquariums are often lined with colorful coral and sea stars. The blue sea star is vibrant blue and stands out. The arms of the sea star are 3-5 inches. The most common home for the sea star is shallow water frequently on reefs like the Great Barrier Reef. Some animals like the blue whale look blue in the water but are grey when they are out of the water. The blue sea star looks blue when it is removed from the water as well.
05:15 Blue Damselfish
The aquariums at the dentist office are always so colorful. Often the blue fish chosen now are the Royal Blue Tang, like Dory, but the blue damselfish is actually the most popular blue aquarium fish. One reason they are popular is because they are like the little chihuahua at the dog park that is ready to take on the German shepherd. Owners find it entertaining to watch them try to take-on much bigger fish, especially since they are only typically 3-4 inches long!
06:12 Blue Jay
These common backyard birds have beautiful blue feathers in various shades of blue. According to allaboutbirds.com, “The pigment in Blue Jay feathers is melanin, which is brown. The blue color is caused by scattering light through modified cells on the surface of the feather barbs.”
Blue jays feed on nuts and insects and help the ecosystem by spreading acorns to grow more oak trees. If you are trying to lure them to your backyard try a feeder on a pole with suet, peanut butter and sunflower seeds.
08:14 Bluebirds
the Eastern bluebird is another common bird that can be found in many backyards across North America. The male’s back feathers and wings are blue with their bellies a rust color. The females are grey on their backs with hints of blue in their wings and a tan belly. Depending on the light they may not appear blue from a distance, but similar to the blue jay, the scattering of the light makes it appear that they have blue feathers. Another type of bluebird is the Mountain bluebird which is entirely blue (the males).
10:28 Blue ringed octopus
12:11 Blue morpho butterfly
12:47 Betta Fish
Betta fish make great pets and you can observe the beautiful blue fins anytime. Betta’s have flowing fins that are quite impressive. They are sometimes called Siamese fighting fish based on their origin. Betta’s are from Thailand (used to be called Siam) and kids would gather these fish and put them together and watch them fight. Over the years different colors were introduced and bred to create a variety of colors. Betta’s still fight if put together with one another, so it is recommended to only keep one Betta at a time or keep them separate.
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Top 10 Incredible Blue Animals 4K
00:18 Peacocks
The peacock is known for its beautiful fan of feathers. There are three types of peacocks with the Indian peacock being the one that has a blue body with feathers that are multi-colored with blue spots. The male Indian peacocks are the ones that are blue with the females being a light brown to blend into the environment. Peacocks can be found all over India and because of their vibrant colors and are favorites at many zoos across the world.
02:08 Blue Poison Dart Frog
You wouldn’t want to run into these frogs in the wild, so it is a good thing you can see them at the zoo! Their skin contains toxins that are poisonous and can be fatal. Their blue coloring serves as a warning to other predators of their poisonous threat. They live in only a few areas of the rainforests in north Brazil and Suriname. They get their “Dart Frog” name from the hunters that would capture the frogs and dip the tips of their darts in the poison to create a lethal weapon.
02:57 Royal Blue Tang
These fish are sometimes referred to as surgeonfish and are known for their deep blue bodies with yellow tail fin and yellow at the tip of their fins. They have a distinct black design on their side that people say looks like the number six. The average size of the blue tang is the size of an adult’s hand but can range from 4-14 inches in length. You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Play opossum”, if something plays dead, but you could also say, “Play Royal Blue Tang” (not as catchy), when threatened these fish will turn on their sides and act dead to deter predators.
04:44 Blue Sea Star
Along with colorful fish, aquariums are often lined with colorful coral and sea stars. The blue sea star is vibrant blue and stands out. The arms of the sea star are 3-5 inches. The most common home for the sea star is shallow water frequently on reefs like the Great Barrier Reef. Some animals like the blue whale look blue in the water but are grey when they are out of the water. The blue sea star looks blue when it is removed from the water as well.
05:15 Blue Damselfish
The aquariums at the dentist office are always so colorful. Often the blue fish chosen now are the Royal Blue Tang, like Dory, but the blue damselfish is actually the most popular blue aquarium fish. One reason they are popular is because they are like the little chihuahua at the dog park that is ready to take on the German shepherd. Owners find it entertaining to watch them try to take-on much bigger fish, especially since they are only typically 3-4 inches long!
06:12 Blue Jay
These common backyard birds have beautiful blue feathers in various shades of blue. According to allaboutbirds.com, “The pigment in Blue Jay feathers is melanin, which is brown. The blue color is caused by scattering light through modified cells on the surface of the feather barbs.”
Blue jays feed on nuts and insects and help the ecosystem by spreading acorns to grow more oak trees. If you are trying to lure them to your backyard try a feeder on a pole with suet, peanut butter and sunflower seeds.
08:14 Bluebirds
the Eastern bluebird is another common bird that can be found in many backyards across North America. The male’s back feathers and wings are blue with their bellies a rust color. The females are grey on their backs with hints of blue in their wings and a tan belly. Depending on the light they may not appear blue from a distance, but similar to the blue jay, the scattering of the light makes it appear that they have blue feathers. Another type of bluebird is the Mountain bluebird which is entirely blue (the males).
10:28 Blue ringed octopus
12:11 Blue morpho butterfly
12:47 Betta Fish
Betta fish make great pets and you can observe the beautiful blue fins anytime. Betta’s have flowing fins that are quite impressive. They are sometimes called Siamese fighting fish based on their origin. Betta’s are from Thailand (used to be called Siam) and kids would gather these fish and put them together and watch them fight. Over the years different colors were introduced and bred to create a variety of colors. Betta’s still fight if put together with one another, so it is recommended to only keep one Betta at a time or keep them separate.
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