camouflage and mimicry
Camouflage and mimicry refer to adaptive strategies used by organisms to blend in with their surroundings or imitate other species, respectively. Camouflage enables an organism to avoid detection by resembling its environment, while mimicry allows an organism to imitate the appearance or behavior of another species for protection or deception purposes.
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