Yes . They blend in with the rocks and water .
A killer whale's coloration is a form of camoflage called 'countershading'. When viewed from above, the orca's black back helps it blend into the dark water; when viewed from below, the white belly helps it blend into the light from the surface. In addition, the darker coloring of the back might protect against UV damage from the sun.
This is one of nature's most common camouflage methods for creatures that live in, or spend a lot of time in, the water. When viewed from below, they blend into the (lighter) sky. When viewed from above, they blend into the (darker) bottom of the pond or lake. Most fish also have this color arrangement.
Camouflage use in Antarctica may be useful for being seen, which is the opposite of the purpose of camouflage. It is not widely issued as standard gear, however: solid colours being more visible.
Penguins -- all 17 or more kinds -- grow feathers for warmth and for camouflage. Most penguins have dark, even black backs, so that when viewed underwater from above, they blend into the benthos. As well, most penguins have white chests, for the same reason: when viewed from below while underwater, they blend into the light. There are also orange, yellow, red, burgundy and other coloured markings on some penguins. You can read more about penguins, below.
A penguin's belly is white to help them camouflage while swimming. When viewed from below, their white bellies blend with the light coming from the surface, making it difficult for predators to spot them.
Their shells look like their environment. They blend in by hiding in their shells.
Provided the water temp does not get below 75F or above 85F. Oscars are hard to see in a pond. They evolved to blend into the background and disappear when viewed from above.
In the book "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, Brian is nearly attacked by a moose. The moose's ability to blend into its surroundings through camouflage helps it escape before causing any harm to Brian.
it helps the animal blend in to its environment
It helps them blend into their environment.
Due to their body structure