Such snow really exists. Pinkish snow can be found, for example, in the USA. And that's why it takes on such a hue.Discuss
Watermelon snow, or blood red pink snow, is found in the United States and other regions of the world. You can see it in the mountains and in the polar regions. At the same time, such snow has a slight fruity odor. If you eat it, it will act as a laxative.
Watermelon-colored snow due to Chlamydomonas nivalis algae. In summer, this plant produces a red pigment to protect against strong sunlight. A similar pigment also belongs to the group of substances due to which, for example, carrots and tomatoes acquire a characteristic bright color.
But because of the pigment, pink snow reflects heat less well. Therefore, it melts faster than ordinary white.