Camouflage coloring in animals.

Camouflage coloration in animals arose as a result of adaptation to the environment. Some animals disguise themselves as the surrounding space, others disguise themselves as their dangerous fellows. Moreover, disguise is used for different purposes: some want to hide or protect themselves from enemies, others, on the contrary, hide in order to lie in wait for prey. The tree frog is a prime example. Usually it has a green color, but after climbing a tree, it becomes gray-brown, which makes it almost invisible on the bark of the tree and saves it from enemies.