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insects camouflage in many different ways. one way is with coloring, like the grasshopper, most grasshoppers that you see are green or tan to blend in with their environment. other bugs like the "stick bug" have a specialized body shape to camouflage, in this case, the shape of a stick.
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What animal has the best camouflage?
insects
What are six organisms that uses camouflage and how camouflage helps these organisms?
Many insects use camouflage. Name one of the laws of camouflage.
How do walking sticks insects camouflage themselves?
It seems that stick insects do not camouflage themselves; they are born that way, i.e. looking like sticks!
How does camouflage help insects to survive?
Protection from natural enemies is the way in which camouflage helps insects to survive. Camouflage may involve taking on predominant colors in an environment or predominant coloration and shapes. It means that insects can enjoy such activities as feeding, mating, and resting without interruptions.
How do animals get camouflage?
Many species of reptile, fish, birds and insects use camouflage but it is most perfect in the chameleon.
Camouflage benefits insects by helping them to?
d. avoid predators
What is a stick insects defence?
to avoid any preditors stick insects use there cyan Cece of camouflage
What do you call the adaptation where insects make them look like the objects in their environment?
Camouflage
What are some animals that have natural camouflage?
There are many different animals with natural camouflage. Some of these animals include snakes, chameleons, and zebras. There are also insects who have natural camouflage, like stick and leaf bugs.
Why do some insects blend in?
Camouflage is a protection mechanism. It helps to avoid being eaten!
How are camouflage and compound eye related?
If you're talking about insects, this is my guess... Compound eyes are used to find prey to capture them. Camouflage is used to hide from predators.
Why are some insects green?
for camouflage, so that they will not be seen and eaten by other predators (birds and other insects); or in the case of predatory insects (preying mantis for example) to be able to use the green foliage to be able to hide from prospective prey!
