What marine life species change their colour for self protection?”
Here are just a few of the many marine life that have the ability to change colors to adapt and blend into their invironment to protect themselves from predators. Hope this information is helpful to you! Have a great week! (Taken from www.ths.sps.lane.edu) Many fish have adapted in special ways for self-defense. For example cuttlefish have different colored pigments and rapidly changing colors to escape predators. Rock Fish Staying hidden is one of the best self-defense methods-if a predator can not see you, he can not eat you. Many sea animals find shelter among the seaweeds, in rocky crevices, or under the sand. Matching the colors and even textures of the background also helps sea creatures remain undetected. A fish designed to blend into the coral. Hard shells are useful protection, at least from weak-jawed creatures. Many fish have special tactics for defending themselves from predators or attacking prey. Some produce venom
