Some animals have a special abillity, such as chameleons, called camoflauge. They can blend in with their surroundings to protect themselves. Some other animals can change colors when they are angry, etc.
Chameleons
It is important for animals to change colors in their habitat. It is important because some animals use this as a defense mechanism so that they can hide from predators.
Well, some animals can only see in a few different colors and some can see in all colors if that's what you were asking
Seasonal dimorphism.
No. Some other animals do that, but I never heard this about butterflies. If you see butterflies in many different colors, that's because you are actually seeing different species of butterflies. There are many thousands of species.
Warning colors prevent some animals from being eaten because their bright colors serve as a warning. The colors signify to predators that eating the animal will cause them to become ill or hurt.
some can change colors
Many animals have colors that allow them to blend in with their surroundings or background, as if they were wearing camouflage. Littleuni: Also, some animals have very bright colors which is a warning to predators that they are poisonous.
A cougar does none of these mentioned in your question. There are differences in color--they can range from a tawny color to a reddish brown color--but they do not change colors-the kittens have spots and loose them as they turn into an adult. I know some animals do change colors with the seasons (for protection) but this cat does not.
Some clothes colors can't be changed, but when your at the SC store, or coin shop, you will see boxes of colors. Click them to change the colors.
well its mother nature, that and some animals change colors to hide from being eaten from other animals like how a rabbit is brown during spring and in winter it turns white to match the snow so no fox, wolf, eagle, etc. would harm it, plus it also helps them in some cases hide and attack their prey when they least expect it