Because the milk contains proteins called casein.
Milk is white because it contains calcium phosphate. Other substances such as lactose are also white, or casein, mostly because it is bound to calcium phosphate ions, but they are present in milk in much smaller quantity compared to calcium.
I believe it is Caesin the milks protein complex
No pigments are used. The white opaque colour of milk is due to the light being reflected and deflected in the milk.
milk is in white colour.
white
No.
A creamy white colour
Creamy white, just like any other milk.
Like a yellowery white Colour
Because milk is white. the colour of the cow is irrelevent to the colour of the milk
Normally white but can look pink after the calves are born
Breast milk is usually yellow or a dark cream colour for the first few days of breast feeding, until the hind milk comes in and this is cream or white in colour.
They're scared of the colour white because bees turn white when they die! SAD!
Thick/ cream like White in colour Liquid Base
They don't. They produce white milk, hippos produce pink milk