Camouflage

: Many predators, like sharks, are darker on top and lighter on the bottom to blend in when viewed from both above and below.

: High-contrast patterns like a zebra's stripes or a leopard's spots break up the animal's outline, making it hard to identify its shape. Camouflage

In nature, species use various techniques as a primary defense or a hunting tool: : Many predators, like sharks, are darker on

Camouflage is a method of concealment that allows organisms or objects to remain unnoticed by blending into their surroundings. While commonly associated with green-and-brown military patterns, it is a complex science involving the manipulation of light, shadow, and human or animal perception. 🌿 Natural Camouflage Strategies : Many predators

: Animals evolve to look like inanimate objects, such as stick insects or potoo birds that resemble tree branches.