One of the world's most pink beaches. Komodo Island, Indonesia 🇮🇩 🎥 travel.plus.more | BONFIRE ADVENTURES AND EVENTS

Ever wondered why Bermuda’s beaches are famous for their stunning pink sand? The secret lies in tiny marine organisms called foraminifera (or "forams"). These single-celled critters have red-hued shells made of calcium carbonate. When they die, their shells mix with the white sand from other marine organisms, creating that iconic pink colour. Bermuda’s parrotfish also play a role; these colourful fish graze on coral reefs, munching on algae and coral. They digest the calcium carbonate and excret

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