This page discusses animal adaptations for survival, focusing on predation and evasion strategies. Key adaptations include camouflage (e.g., peppered moths), masquerade (e.g., twig caterpillars), and ...This page discusses animal adaptations for survival, focusing on predation and evasion strategies. Key adaptations include camouflage (e.g., peppered moths), masquerade (e.g., twig caterpillars), and chemical defenses (e.g., skunks). Aposematic coloration warns predators of unpalatable species, as seen in monarch larvae. It also covers mimicry types: Batesian and Müllerian. Additionally, the importance of group behavior in enhancing survival through cooperation and vigilance is highlighted.
