Alana Theron
In the underwater realm, where every movement can be a matter of life or death, octopuses have evolved an unparalleled form of defense – camouflage.
One theory suggests that the octopus's color-changing behavior during sleep may be a survival mechanism, helping it maintain a certain level of camouflage, even without conscious control.
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