How Animals Blend into Their Surroundings

The video explores how animals use camouflage to survive, focusing on biochromes and physical structures that create color. It discusses how animals adapt to seasonal changes and use patterns to blend into their environments, highlighting the artistry of nature and the optical illusions it creates.

What is the primary purpose of camouflage in animals?

• To blend into their surroundings

• To attract mates

• To regulate body temperature

• To scare predators

How do biochromes contribute to an animal's camouflage?

• By changing the animal's shape

• By absorbing and reflecting certain colors

• By making the animal invisible

• By emitting light

Why do polar bears appear white despite having black skin?

• They have a layer of white pigment

• Their hairs are translucent and scatter light

• They live in snowy environments

• Their skin reflects all light

What adaptation helps animals in tall grass environments?

• Thick fur

• Circular spots

• Long vertical stripes

• Bright colors

How do animals adapt their camouflage to seasonal changes?

• By growing thicker fur

• By altering their coloration to match the environment

• By migrating to different areas

• By changing their diet