China makes breakthrough in 'invisible' materials
Chinese researchers say they have developed a material that allows humans to blend into their environment like a chameleon.
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Chinese researchers say they have developed a material that allows humans to blend into their environment like a chameleon.
Some animals camouflage themselves so well in their natural environment that it is almost impossible to see them.
In 2016, the defection of an octopus in an aquarium in New York made the scientists extremely surprised.
American scientists have deciphered the disappearance of many fish in front of enemies in the ocean, a discovery that can create breakthroughs in camouflage.
Individual shape or color characteristics can help many species camouflage and avoid the risk of attack.
Some animals have the ability to disguise their surroundings, to help them avoid enemies or deceive their prey.
We still know octopus has a good camouflage ability, but to the extent that it can't be distinguished from algae as in the video below, it's hard to believe.