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A - Would you swim away?
B - Would you stay and try and eat it?
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Camouflage

 

The way that some animals hide by blending into their surroundings.

Countershading

 

An adaptation that helps animals camouflage or hide. The animal’s colour is darker on the top and lighter on the bottom, which helps them blend into the background.

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