Messages from animal colors
In nature, many animals use body color to disguise predators or warn threats to enemies or to attract mates .
A triplefin fish is almost indistinguishable when it rests on the bright red foam at Tukangbesi pristine islands of Indonesia's national marine reserve.It disguises red as a sponge to avoid the sight of predators
This green snail disguises very well on a large leaf in the Borneo rainforest, under the sovereignty of three countries: Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia.Many of the vast forests isolated on Borneo are home to rich ecosystems but they are facing widespread deforestation.
Golden snake Viper lives in Central and South America.Its shocking golden color has a powerful warning function: 'I'm very poisonous.Don't come near! '
Indian Indians are showing off the splendor and glamor of the giant tail to attract many females at an Australian reserve.
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