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Golden moles, mammals forming the family of Chrysochloridae, which taxonomically is distinct from true moles but to which they resemble due to species convergence, are a small, insectivorous family of burrowing mammals native to southern Africa. It was recently discovered that they have a blue green sheen to their coats, which is a rare example of iridescence in mammals.
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That is a very unsual mammal, Thanks for sharing.
It is quite surprising to see this adaptation in a blind mammal, one that rarely sees the light of day, if I understand correctly.