chameleons

 

Today's blog will be on the chameleon as you may know they change the color of there skin to camouflage in there environment and they use this to hide from predators,there are many different colors that the chameleons can change into to blend in to there environment and avoid detection and become prey how ever some of them still get eaten and detected be predators. keep in mind that there are different kinds of chameleons in the word and you can see them in the images below.

furcifer Chameleon 

Bradypodion Chameleon 

Panther chameleon 

veiled chameleon

Now remember that these four are not the only types of chameleons in the world and that there are many others. if you want to know how they change color then search the link below to learn the truth on how they and why they change there colors. 

https://youtu.be/SQggDnScsvI

Spotted Wobbegong shark

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  The spotted wobbiegong shark is not like your ordinary shark for example the are bottom feeders meaning they do not attack humans or large fish they can reach sizes between 1.5 to 3.2m males grow up to 1.8m. The spotted wobbegong shark can be identified by their 2 dorsal fins and the spotted body along with the small beard and shovel shaped head.There spotted skin  is perfect for coral areas where there are shadows and rocks as you can see in the picture to the left under the first picture, they use there skin to blend in and hide from larger sharks that think of them as prey for example a bull shark or a blue shark remember there are other sharks other than these that will eat the spotted wobbegong shark and some of these other sharks will eat the other two sharks that where used as examples including the spotted wobbegong. Also not all wobbegong sharks have the same type of skin this can change do to the different areas in the sea for example sand areas and coral areas can change lead to the change in there skins this is also an example of evolution,What I think about this shark is that the can be pets and also they are harmless to humans.
links to videos on youtube
https://youtu.be/9y7UgeNyA4w

                                                           

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