Pink because of the shrimp — it would be white without them.
Shallow alkaline lakes and lagoons in Africa, the Americas, and southern Europe
Carve it in today's puzzleFlamingos get their pink colouring entirely from carotenoid pigments in the algae and crustaceans they eat. A flamingo without its pigment-rich diet gradually fades to white. They filter-feed by holding their beak upside-down and pumping water through comb-like plates. Flamingos can live for over 60 years and have been observed at the same colony for decades.
The Flamingo offers a moderate challenge: it has both broad areas to clear quickly and fine details that reward a careful hand. Start with the gouge on large negative-space areas.
Switch to the chisel for the mid-range details, and finish any thin protrusions with the knife. Use a Peek if you lose track of the proportions.