17 June, 2024
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The chameleon's skin contains chromatophores, specialized cells enabling it to blend into its surroundings for defense against predators and to communicate during social interactions.
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Known for their ability to change color, texture, and even shape, octopuses are experts at camouflage to evade predators and catch prey.
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These cephalopods can change their skin color and texture in milliseconds to match their environment, fooling predators and prey alike.
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Masters of blending into their surroundings with leaf-like markings and body shape, making them almost invisible.
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Masters of blending into their surroundings with leaf-like markings and body shape, making them almost invisible.
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Resembling leaves or twigs, these insects use their body shape and color to disappear among foliage, avoiding detection.
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These tiny seahorses match the color and texture of the coral they live on, providing excellent camouflage against predators.
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