1o Animals That Can Camouflage

Producer: Peuli Bakshi

These reptiles change color to blend into their surroundings, helping them avoid predators and catch prey.

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Cuttlefish

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With body markings resembling tree bark, they become nearly invisible against tree trunks.

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Resembling twigs, leaves, or even bird droppings, these caterpillars use camouflage to avoid being eaten.

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Many snakes have color or patterns that mimic their habitat, allowing them to avoid detection by predators and prey.

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The upper side of its wings resembles tree bark and is shaped and coloured like dead leaves, effective for camouflage.

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1o Animals That Can Camouflage

These reptiles change color to blend into their surroundings, helping them avoid predators and catch prey.

Chameleon

Cuttlefish

These marine animals can change the color and texture of their skin to mimic their surroundings underwater.

With body markings resembling tree bark, they become nearly invisible against tree trunks.

Leaf-Tailed Gecko

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Snow Leopard

The frog's skin is covered in raised, moss-like patches that resemble the texture of tree bark, leaves, and moss, providing effective concealment.

Vietnamese Mossy Frog

Its fur changes color with the seasons, allowing it to blend into snowy and rocky environments.

Arctic Fox

Resembling twigs, leaves, or even bird droppings, these caterpillars use camouflage to avoid being eaten.

Moth Caterpillar

Many snakes have color or patterns that mimic their habitat, allowing them to avoid detection by predators and prey.

Snakes

The upper side of its wings resembles tree bark and is shaped and coloured like dead leaves, effective for camouflage.

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