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Showing posts with label Camoflage. Show all posts
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#17 Transforming Owl
There is an owl in Africa that the Japanese are fascinated with. It is the Northern White Faced Owl.
This owl is fairly small and so, to ward off enemies (larger owls) it 'transforms' itself. This amazing ability was showcased in a Japanese tv show.
#6 A Master of Disguise
In the late 1990s, scientists discovered an octopus that could mimic the physical appearance and movements of up to 15 different species. It lives in southeast Asia around Indonesia.
In the photos shown below, the mimic octopus impersonates a:
~ Sole Fish: The mimic octopus mimics this flat and posionous fish by pulling it's arms together and propelling itself along the ocean floor as if it was a swimming flat fish.
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~ Sole Fish: The mimic octopus mimics this flat and posionous fish by pulling it's arms together and propelling itself along the ocean floor as if it was a swimming flat fish.
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