The real masters of camouflage in nature are not chameleons. Octopuses change color faster than you can blink - and they do it not only for camouflage, but also for communication. It's not magic, but the work of chromatophores: cells that the mollusk controls like pixels.
The real masters of camouflage in nature are not chameleons. Octopuses change color faster than you can blink - and they do it not only for camouflage, but also for communication. It's not magic, but the work of chromatophores: cells that the mollusk controls like pixels.
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