Technically, it uses both, because tortoises move inside their shell, using mimicry to imitate a rock. It uses camouflage because when it mimics a rock, its shell is sometimes the distinct color of the rock, or the environment it is hiding in.
Turtles can use camouflage by its color. Most turtles are green. So, if green turtles are in a meadow, or a garden, it will be camouflaged because of its surrounding. A bird that is looking for a meal won't eat the camouflaged turtle because the bird won't be able to see the turtle well because the turtle is camouflaged.
Yes, turtles can adapt to mimicry. An example of mimicry is simply camouflaging ones self, which is something a turtle typically does naturally.
Rabbits use camouflage.
Turtles adapt to their environment by living in water or on land
The same way everything adapts, through evolution.
A Mimicry Adaptation
difference between aggressive mimicry and protective mimicry
Mimicry is the action of mimicking someone or something. One of her few strengths was her skill at mimicry.
Yes, they do adapt in wet and dry areas.
Turtles adapt to their environment by living in water or on land
Well, their body allows them to adapt. They can also mimicry adaption, which is when they change their physical appearance such as a hawk moth. It's a type of butterfly, but it can mimicry adapt and look like a tattered leaf or look like its just a part of a tree.
nothing
they survive by
their body temp changes
yes
they have a thick layer of skin
The same way everything adapts, through evolution.
Batesian mimicry is when a non-dangerous animal adapts to appear similar to a a dangerous one to dissuade predators from eating them. Mullerian mimicry is when two dangerous species adapt to appear similar to each other so that the predators would only need to remember to not eat animals with a single characteristic. Brotherian mimicry is when you are with your friends and your brother decides to try to imitate you so he can be an annoying brat.
I think the two things for population of species if they do not adapt. The answer I think is sea turtles,and salmon.
No a caterpillar is a mimicry