visual mimicry in amphibians
Visual mimicry in amphibians refers to their ability to mimic the appearance of their surroundings or other species as a means of camouflage and defense against predators. This may include blending in with the coloration or texture of the surrounding environment, or adopting the appearance of toxic or venomous species as a warning to predators.
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