Amazing Animal Mimicry
Cecilia Biemann — November 1, 2008 — Lifestyle
References: dailymail
These stunning photos of animal camouflage and mimicry seem like something from a game of ‘Where’s Waldo.’
These masters of disguise are demonstrating their art of clever concealment which they use as a means of survival in the natural world.
This collection of images include a green frog emerging from duckweed, a mimic octopus blending into the sand, a harlequin crab atop a sea cucumber, a Pacific spotted scorpionfish, a grizzly bear hiding in snow-covered bushes, a young crocodile hiding under a water lily, a Malaysian orchid mantis on a flower, a locust mimicking a blade of grass, a merlet’s scorpionfish amid colorful coral, and a crab spider on a Geranium flower.
These masters of disguise are demonstrating their art of clever concealment which they use as a means of survival in the natural world.
This collection of images include a green frog emerging from duckweed, a mimic octopus blending into the sand, a harlequin crab atop a sea cucumber, a Pacific spotted scorpionfish, a grizzly bear hiding in snow-covered bushes, a young crocodile hiding under a water lily, a Malaysian orchid mantis on a flower, a locust mimicking a blade of grass, a merlet’s scorpionfish amid colorful coral, and a crab spider on a Geranium flower.
Trend Themes
1. Animal Mimicry for Survival - The opportunity to develop technologies that integrate the concepts of animal mimicry in various fields such as defense, security, and transportation.
2. Natural Camouflage in Wildlife - A chance to explore and utilize natural camouflage for hunting, observation, and environmental optimization.
3. Visual Metaphors for Creativity - Inspiration for designers, artists, and advertisers to incorporate animal mimicry and camouflage themes for their creative endeavors.
Industry Implications
1. Defense and Security - Innovative solutions for security systems that could include advanced materials and designs that imitate camouflage techniques observed in nature.
2. Environmental Conservation - Application of animal mimicry and camouflage in environmental optimization, such as in the development of recycling and waste management technologies.
3. Advertising and Design - Exploring how the creative application of animal mimicry and camouflage can be used as metaphors in advertising campaigns or product design.
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