How on Earth did we start using “once in a blue moon”?
The moon does turn "blue" sometimes, but this idiom doesn't really refer to its color.
The moon does turn "blue" sometimes, but this idiom doesn't really refer to its color.
Setting-up areas where these fish can migrate in peace would help these species remain healthy.
It's all due to the physics of the scattering of light.
Researchers discovered a new outstanding feature of the chameleon: its bones shine in a blue hue in UV light.
Currently only works with blue light, but they're working on fixing that.
While relatively small quantities of water appear to be colorless, water's tint becomes bluer and bluer as its thickness increases.