Each zebra's unique black-and-white stripes not only help them blend into their surroundings but also regulate body temperature and deter predators.
The Bengal tiger's striking orange fur adorned with bold black stripes aids in blending seamlessly into tall grasses and dense forests, providing effective camouflage.
A relative of the giraffe, the okapi's zebra-striped legs enable it to camouflage effortlessly in dense rainforests, aiding in evading predators.
The giraffe's irregular patches provide camouflage and help regulate body temperature, offering both concealment and thermal benefits.
With transparent wings, the glasswing butterfly becomes nearly invisible to predators, effectively vanishing into its surroundings.
Bright stripes on the clownfish help it stand out while finding safety among sea anemone tentacles, fostering a symbiotic relationship.