Adaptive Camouflage

Adaptive camouflage refers to the ability of certain organisms or technologies to change their appearance to blend into their surroundings, enhancing their concealment from predators or observers. This phenomenon is often seen in nature, such as chameleons changing color or cuttlefish altering their skin patterns. In technology, adaptive camouflage can involve materials that adjust their color and texture in real-time to match the environment. This concept is useful in military applications for stealth and in wildlife for survival, showcasing how adaptability aids in protection and deception in various contexts.