goes to the ground and stays still until the predator has gone away.
the woladocky octopus
By camouflage . Blending into the same color as its surrounding makes it difficult for prey to seek out the octopus
Yes octopus are camoflauge in their own way!!!!!
yes the octopus use camouflage for hunting and hiding
An octopus camoflagues from its enemie.It does that so the enemie wont eat him up.
mimick ocopus
It provides cover when they are under attack
Well, they squirt out the ink that makes the predators not see anything and then, they flee!
Octopus: It can change colors and textures.
octopus cuttle fish flat fish camellia
They are both able to change their skin colour to match their surroundings - giving them camouflage.
Most of the time an octopus will just hide from his enemies. He has excellent camouflage, due to colour-changing cells in the epidermis. In some cases these cells aren't used as camouflage, but as a warning that the octopus is a venomous species. In the rare case that an octopus is discovered by a predator, he will spray ink as a distraction and quickly swim away ( they are very fast!).