There, if a bear burns or drops a hammer on its paw, or a duck is bilked of a million-dollar prize, or a griffin is caught in the shower without a towel on, or a robot is kissed by their crush - or even if a factory whistle is just blowing too strenuously - the creature or object will turn bright red - flesh, fur, feathers, or metal included. However, a remarkable phenomenon takes place in the world of animated beings. Some creatures, namely robots, are inorganic, and have no blood with which to blush. Thus, if the blood rushes to the animal's skin as a result of effort, anger, embarrassment or pain, it should be covered from view, though if an animal has light-colored, thin fur or feathers, something of the skin tone may still be visible. Most mammals are covered in fur, most birds in feathers, most reptiles in scales.
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