Is green a natural color

Answer 1

It all depends on context. I wouldn't eat green chicken. NO no it's the best looking colour on earth Further details: Green is not an ugly colour, according to a general survey done via the internet. Across the board, going by gender and age groups, green actually ranked second to blue as people's favourite colour. There were some exceptions: for example, in the 50-69 age group, green was not ranked at all, yet it was a clear second favourite in the 1-18 age group. It can be...especially when you work in outdoor advertising. My print room has "incandescent bulb"-colored fluorescent lights in it. If I print something that looks brown under those lights, it will be the ugliest shade of green in the world when you take it outside. And remember Mr. Yuk? The little guy who was supposed to replace the skull and crossbones on poisonous household products? The shade of green he is was specially selected to be the most unappealing to children. (I think the reason he didn't replace the skull & crossbones is he doesn't work if he's not that shade of green, and you can't hit that shade of green unless you use ink that's already that color. I've tried it. You can't run Mr. Yuk in process color, and anyone who wants to run a fifth color on packaging is going to use gold or silver in that fifth unit.) Just as there is no wrong answer to this question, there is no such thing as an ugly colour. There are subjectively ugly combinations of colours, just as there are subjectively ugly pairings of Musical Chords in sequence. Relationships and context are most important to this question, as the example of green chicken at the start of its answer conveys perfectly well. President Ahmadinejad of Iran probably believes that green is an ugly colour.

Answer 2

no it isn't and green farts

Improvement: I think that it is because, tree leaves are green and stuff.