Some animals have the remarkable ability to change colour not just for camouflage, but as a form of communication and survival.
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Here Are Some Animals That Change Colour for Survival:
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Golden Tortoise Beetle
This North American beetle changes colour from gold to spotted orange to signal mating readiness. Its shimmering transformation is both beautiful and functional.
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Cuttlefish
This Australian cephalopod can instantly change its colour and pattern to blend into its surroundings. Its skin is so advanced that it has been likened to a high-definition TV, and it can even alter its shape.
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Peacock Flounder
Peacock flounders can rapidly change colour. The transformation is triggered by visual cues, with hormones directing pigments to its skin.
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Seahorse
Seahorses change colour rapidly, but also use colour shifts for hunting, communication, and attracting mates.
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Pacific Tree Frog
This small amphibian from the American West Coast changes colour to blend into its surroundings, adjusting to background, temperature, and season.