Oceanography
Discover the mystery of 'invisible' sharks
With the ability to glow and mingle with water colors, some sharks become completely invisible to prey and enemies.
Camouflage
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Oceanography
Ugly sharks
Orectolobus ornatus is a slow shark that lives on the seabed. They camouflage to avoid large fish and also use camouflage to hunt. Bad fish: flat body, meat
Oceanography
Starfish disappear under sand in the blink of an eye to camouflage
A diver records the process of camouflaged stellar fish near Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia, Storyful reported on December 7.
Archeology
Dinosaurs camouflage with skin color to deceive the enemy
Chinese Pssittacosaurus dinosaur appeared 133 million years ago with the ability to camouflage with anti-shading techniques on skin to avoid predators.
Archeology
Surprise with dazzling eggs for dinosaur camouflage
Scientists at the University of Bonn in Germany examined the 66-million-year-old egg of the dinosaur feather called Heyuannia huangi and discovered the pigment in the gr…
Biology
Caterpillars fake ants tricking artificial intelligence
INaturalist's artificial intelligence (AI), a natural photo sharing and storage site, confuses Homodes bracteigutta as an ant, and Newswee reports on 1/12.
Biology
The secret behind the magical colors of Central American beetles
Learn about the Chinese American Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum resplendens, but
Biology
9 mechanisms of plant protection
In the plant world, adaptive and self-defense mechanisms have created many rich plant species. Although they must always be tied to the soil, they cannot move but they a…
Biology
Admire the beautiful, exotic butterflies in Vietnam
Dry leaf butterflies when folded wings camouflage the same as the leaves, wings of butterfly star fruit with beautiful decorative patterns, reclaiming a snake-shaped hea…
Biology
The second longest insect in the world is found in Vietnam
Belgian researchers have found strange insects up to 32cm in Vietnam. Up to now, this insect has the second longest in the world.
Biology
Camouflage art of caterpillars
The shape is easily confused with snakes, snails or plants that can help caterpillars camouflage and defend themselves.
Biology
Caterpillars fake snakes escaping predators
Looking from afar, this greasy green caterpillar seems to be a very attractive dish for any predator.
Biology
Spotted spiders transform into bird droppings
Researchers were extremely surprised to discover spiders with a unique camouflage ability of 1-0-2.
Biology
Caterpillars have a snake-like shape
Moth larvae transform the body shape with many snake-like characteristics, which can camouflage the enemy.
Biology
Praying Mantis prey with a flower-like shape
The appearance is like a flower that not only helps orchids to attract and distract their prey, but also avoids the risk of being attacked by other animals.