Camouflage
Scientific American Investigates Animal Defenses
An animal's camouflage is a remarkable adaptation that manifests itself through coloring, shape, and movement. This informative text explains the different forms of camouflage that help animals survive in their environments and against their foes. Arctic hares, octopuses, penguins, praying mantises, polar bears, and zebras are some of the high-interest animals in disguise in this volume packed with essential science concepts and colorful photographs.
