Amazing Camouflage

The video explores the concept of camouflage in animals, highlighting how they use it to hide from predators and sneak up on prey. It covers various types of camouflage, including color matching, pattern, active camouflage, and self-decoration. Examples include butterflies, deer, snakes, octopuses, and decorator crabs. The video emphasizes the importance of camouflage for survival in different habitats.

What is the primary purpose of camouflage for animals?

• To hide from predators

• To find food

• To communicate with others

• To attract mates

How does the color of a jackrabbit's fur help it survive?

• It scares away predators

• It allows it to regulate body temperature

• It makes it more attractive to mates

• It helps it blend into the desert grasses

Which animal uses patterns in its camouflage to resemble its environment?

• Butterfly

• Deer

• Snake

• Flounder

What is active camouflage?

• Using natural materials to hide

• Changing colors to match the surroundings

• Hiding in dark places

• Using patterns to blend in

How do decorator crabs camouflage themselves?

• By covering themselves with seaweed

• By changing their color

• By using patterns

• By hiding in the sand