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Animal Camouflage – Survival of the Fittest The advantages of blending in with one’s habitat.

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1 Animal Camouflage – Survival of the Fittest The advantages of blending in with one’s habitat.

2 Advantages to Prey & Predators Animals that are preyed upon have a greater chance of surviving if they don’t stand out against their habitat. Likewise, predators that blend in with the habitat have a greater chance of being successful in getting food for themselves and their offspring.

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