Camouflage: Animal Hide & Seek

The video explores the concept of camouflage in nature, showing how animals use various techniques to hide from predators or sneak up on prey. It covers different types of camouflage, including blending in with the environment, using patterns, and mimicking shapes. Examples include forest animals like deer and tigers, aquatic animals like sharks, and unique methods like the dresser crab's use of seaweed. The video highlights the diversity of camouflage strategies across different habitats.

What is the primary purpose of camouflage in animals?

• To make them look more attractive

• To confuse or hide from other animals

• To make them faster

• To help them find food

How do forest animals like squirrels and deer use camouflage?

• By changing their color frequently

• By blending in with the tree bark and forest floor

• By making loud noises

• By hiding in burrows

What unique feature helps ocean animals like sharks blend into their environment?

• They have bright colors

• They are lighter on their stomachs than on their backs

• They have large fins

• They swim very fast

Which animal uses its shape to camouflage as a leaf?

• Masked hunter

• Leafy sea dragon

• Walking leaf

• Dresser crab

How does the dresser crab camouflage itself?

• By digging into the sand

• By wearing items like coral and seaweed on its shell

• By changing its color

• By hiding under rocks