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Color Shifting Cuttlefish

Cuttlefish are amazing creatures known for their ability to change color and pattern quickly. They do this using special skin cells called chromatophores, which can expand or contract to show different colors. They also have cells that reflect light to create iridescent and white hues. This skill helps them blend into their environment to avoid predators and ambush prey. Additionally, cuttlefish use these color changes for communication during mating and to show aggression.

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