Animal world
Disguise like a snake snake to protect yourself
Scientists found that the venomous snakes camouflaged their heads like venomous snakes to avoid being eaten.
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Animal world
Messages from animal colors
In nature, many animals use body color to disguise predators or warn threats to enemies or to attract mates ...
Animal world
The ink can recognize light
Research shows that light-emitting organs that some squid species use to disguise themselves from predators - usually fish on the seabed - can also recognize light.
Animal world
Male lizards disguise to avoid being eaten
Scientists say that in the wild, adult male lizards, when looking for females for mating, often encounter other males attacking and chasing.
Animal world
The sophisticated disguises of animals
Who would have thought that this ragged leaf was an insect. Yet that is true. The perfect disguise below may surprise you.
Animal world
Gecko change color to communicate, not to disguise
A new study shows that the gecko evolved its ability to discolour skin not to camouflage but actually to communicate quickly with people of the same type. Scientists onc…
Photo library
The difference between a young buffalo and an adult
The buffalo childhood and growing up have many differences. On the fanpage of the comic book, the unique Dan painter synthesized those different points through the paint…
Photo library
The ability of extreme animal camouflage
Some animals have the ability to disguise their surroundings, to help them avoid enemies or deceive their prey.
Photo library
Beautiful photos: Masters who disguise in the natural world
If you do not observe carefully, it will be difficult to spot mantis, fish, toads, spiders or chameleon in these photos as they show themselves to be masters in lip camo…
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Beautiful photos: Masters disguised in the natural world (2)
The photos below show the ability to transform the animal's ingenuity when in danger.
Videos
Video: Master self-defense skill of octopus
Transfiguration octopus can disguise and mimic the behavior of other animals to deceive enemies and prey.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence writes letters just like humans
This research is not new, it started in 2013 but so far it really has a remarkable breakthrough. Scientists fear the technology could artificially artificially disguise…
Computer science
Code that destroys new hacker disguise security
Currently hackers are building new software that hides the browser attack code in advance of some types of security software.
New technology
Successfully studied electronic skin to help disguise as gecko
Recently, Stanford University researchers have successfully developed an electronic device that functions as a human skin and in addition to the ability to change colors…