Is that butterfly the bitter-tasting one, or the delicious one that resembles it? An astonishing number of insects have evolved survival mechanisms that involve mimicry, camouflage, and disguise.

Leafwing butterflies are incredible because they ... and thought, "Wow, that's great camouflage." Biologists don't know why giraffes have their unique diamond patterns, but some believe that ...

How do butterflies and moths (known collectively as Lepidoptera) make use of their vibrant wing patterns? Why are some species experts in camouflage? Museum Microlepidoptera curator Dr David Lees ...

Butterflies have smooth, silky antennae. Colors: Butterflies tend to be brightly colored to attract mates and camouflage with ...

Its flashy red or orange wings make the Florida leafwing butterfly easy to spot in flight, but it gets its name from the tricks of camouflage that allow the brown or gray underside of its wings — ...

The vibrant orange hues found in nature symbolize energy, warmth, and beauty. From exotic marine life to rare mammals, these ...

Researchers think the dark owl eyes on its wings are a case of camouflage, warding off predators by confusing them. Animals and small birds hesitate or flee when they see the face of a potential ...