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Question
Select the animal that cannot camouflage.
Select the animal that cannot camouflage.
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Solution
The correct option is A Porcupine
Camouflage is a way in which animals protect themselves from predators by blending their bodies with their surroundings which makes them hard to identify. Chameleons, octopuses, and leaf insects all can camouflage by blending their skin tones and textures with their surroundings and staying unmoved.
Porcupine cannot camouflage with their surroundings as they live mostly in thick green forests and have a black coloured body with sharp white quills.
Camouflage is a way in which animals protect themselves from predators by blending their bodies with their surroundings which makes them hard to identify. Chameleons, octopuses, and leaf insects all can camouflage by blending their skin tones and textures with their surroundings and staying unmoved.
Porcupine cannot camouflage with their surroundings as they live mostly in thick green forests and have a black coloured body with sharp white quills.
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