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Aggressive camouflage is a strategy used by predators to blend into their environment, allowing them to ambush prey effectively. Unlike traditional camouflage that focuses on hiding, aggressive camouflage involves adopting colors, patterns, or textures that not only conceal the predator but also mimic elements of the surroundings to attract or deceive potential prey. This technique enhances the predator's ability to launch surprise attacks, increasing its chances of successful hunting. Examples include certain fish that resemble coral or aquatic plants, luring unsuspecting prey closer.

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