history: I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.
knowledge: Green is the color between blue and yellow on the visible spectrum.
response: Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
history: I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.
Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
Do you know what makes the color green in a lot of the things we see around us like trees and grass?
knowledge: By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy.
response: Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor of green in nature, it is a chemical plants use to make sunlight into chemical energy.
history: I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.
Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
Do you know what makes the color green in a lot of the things we see around us like trees and grass?
Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor of green in nature, it is a chemical plants use to make sunlight into chemical energy.
Oh i didnt know that.  Thats cool that nature contributes to it
knowledge: Many creatures have adapted to their green environments by taking on a green hue themselves as camouflage.
response: Yes and many animals have adapted to their green surroundings by taking a green hue as camouflage.
history: I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.
Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
Do you know what makes the color green in a lot of the things we see around us like trees and grass?
Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor of green in nature, it is a chemical plants use to make sunlight into chemical energy.
Oh i didnt know that.  Thats cool that nature contributes to it
Yes and many animals have adapted to their green surroundings by taking a green hue as camouflage.
I like how chameleons change their colors  to blend in
knowledge: Chameleons' eyes are independently mobile, but in aiming at a prey item, they focus forward in coordination, affording the animal stereoscopic vision.
response: I see, you may also be interested to know that their eyes are independently mobile.