Camouflage

Read the text about the animals' world. Try to choose the right word Camouflage is a form of disguise. Animals use camouflage as a means of The most common form of camouflage is to blend into its environment. For example, sharks and dolphins have greyish-blue colouring that well with the colour of water. Similarly, geckoes or lizards have developed brownish grey colours that blend with the Foxes and hares in the arctic region go a step further. They grow a brown coat for summer and a white coat for winter. A zebra's wavy black stripes merge into the wavy lines of tall grasses. The difference in colour isn't a problem as the zebra's main enemy, the lion, is colourblind. The spotted coat of a leopard also blends well with the dappled shadows of leaves and sunlight. Leopards like to lie along a tree trunk ready to pounce on their prey. The Australian sea dragon looks like a bunch of tangled seaweed. Stick insects stay motionless on twigs for long periods of time and are from their hosts. Reef stonefish look the same as the lumps of rocky coral that surround them. Step on one of these "stones" by mistake and you discover they can be deadly. This is the law of the jungle at work.

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