PIGMENTED COLOR. “In pigmented color, such as the red fur of a fox, red pigments in its coat absorb all colors except red. Our brain recognizes color when a specific wavelength, about 700 nanometers for red, reaches the light-sensitive cells in our retina and gets processed in the visual region of our brain.”
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Nigel Fleming
September 21, 2022