Cuttlefish use moving skin patterns to mesmerize prey, claim researchers
Published date: Tue, 01 Apr 2025 11:48:40 +0700Researchers have discovered a cuttlefish using a unique camouflage technique, dynamically shifting its skin patterns to avoid detection by its prey.
Wildlife experts at the University of Bristol found that the broadclub cuttlefish employs a moving skin display to enhance its stealth while hunting and to lure in prey.
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Bristol, England, UK |
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28/03/2025 |
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Partner Agency |
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VRP163426 |
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Duration: 00:12 |
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