How do saltwater crocodiles camouflage?

Answer 1

Frogs can be camoflaged by their greeny skin color, but there are frogs that are poisonous that are extremely brightly colored. This is presumably to keep frog-eating animals away because they learn or sense that brightly-colored frogs are dangerous.

Answer 2

While their green and sometimes brown color blends in with their environment, this is by evolution and not by them actively changing colors to their environment. So in a way, this allows them to stay hidden in their natural habitats that reflect the same green and brown color, but alligators are not camouflaging animals.

Answer 3

Yeah their are species of frogs that camouflage, some quite well actually.
Of course.

Answer 4

A crocodile's colour is already a good camouflage - It's ideally coloured to hide in vegetation and murky water.

Answer 5

A leopard can not change colour and actually it is already pretty well camouflaged for the area it lives in.

Answer 6

With there skin

Answer 7

sharp teeth

Answer 8

yes