It should be a rule of narration not to switch narrators in the middle of a sentence. Cool video though, explains a lot about how their camouflage works.
Cephalopods use this for communication as well. Their change in texture, color, and shape are essentially equivalent to human facial expressions and speech
we did a study on Camouflage back in 1998, as part of a NATO workgroup on survivability, i.e. on active camouflage. Not sure if the material has been declassified yet, but there was a study (provided by the Israelian member of the group) that addressed patterns for camouflage in the visible spectrum. You may want to reach out there, as it will give you a number of answers w.r.t. the camouflage patterns in the visible light spectrum. Good luck.
in that octopus clip, yes its camouflage, but octopus and cuttlefish also use it to a lesser extent for communication, squid on the other hand it is majorly communication as they cannot change their colors as well as octopi or cuttlefish so they cant "blend in" to their surroundings as easy, but squid are also much faster moving than Octopi and Cuttlefish so they have, practically underwater missiles, so they have a large speed advantage to outswim their predators
what on earth are you talking about? BTW, the 1st creature shown is not a cuttlefish, but an octopus. The original video of this was from NPR's Science Friday: "Where's the Octopus?" youtube video.
its both squid cant really camouflage all that well but use their abilities of color change for communication cuttlefish and octopi use it primarily for camouflage but also communication, tho communication is more what Cuttlefish do than Octopi, but both of them rely on it as camouflage to survive, to predators they are a non-dangerous tasty chunk of protein if they can be found and if they are found they will attempt to be eat them
An interesting anomaly, like jelly fish, they have no brain that see as such but behave as If they do, is there more than one kind of brain, more ways of perceiving colour than through sight , an octopus has 3 hearts and 9 brains, on of the most interesting creatures on the planet , but unfortunately a very short life span for such a sentient creature
A cuddle fish is not an octopus. They are in the same Phylum but are not the same thing please change your title sincerely a concerned Biology student.
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This was one of the most amazing things ive ever seen. and what he says at the end is REALLY thought provoking.
It should be a rule of narration not to switch narrators in the middle of a sentence.
Cool video though, explains a lot about how their camouflage works.
Cephalopods use this for communication as well. Their change in texture, color, and shape are essentially equivalent to human facial expressions and speech
D'aww, that's pretty cool.
we did a study on Camouflage back in 1998, as part of a NATO workgroup on survivability, i.e. on active camouflage.
Not sure if the material has been declassified yet, but there was a study (provided by the Israelian member of the group) that addressed patterns for camouflage in the visible spectrum.
You may want to reach out there, as it will give you a number of answers w.r.t. the camouflage patterns in the visible light spectrum.
Good luck.
thank you!
Mind blown. Magic! Make the octopus dissapear!
wow that is astonishing, they are so incredibly smart
This is jaw dropping
"i'm a Rock... i'm a Rock... i'm a Rock... " xD
in that octopus clip, yes its camouflage, but octopus and cuttlefish also use it to a lesser extent for communication, squid on the other hand it is majorly communication as they cannot change their colors as well as octopi or cuttlefish so they cant "blend in" to their surroundings as easy, but squid are also much faster moving than Octopi and Cuttlefish so they have, practically underwater missiles, so they have a large speed advantage to outswim their predators
Thank you so much for sharing this. I love octopuses, definitely the most interesting animals in this world, as close to aliens as possible
Mind. Blown.
Awesome upload!
Always mesmerizing.
it's called a mimic octopus I believe, cuttlefish fish are different but also really cool
one of my favourite animals that i would love to own
what on earth are you talking about? BTW, the 1st creature shown is not a cuttlefish, but an octopus. The original video of this was from NPR's Science Friday: "Where's the Octopus?" youtube video.
Wow, amazing things are out there.
Our future overlords
This is very cool!
Awesome.
Super intelligence what a hero!
its both
squid cant really camouflage all that well but use their abilities of color change for communication
cuttlefish and octopi use it primarily for camouflage but also communication, tho communication is more what Cuttlefish do than Octopi, but both of them rely on it as camouflage to survive, to predators they are a non-dangerous tasty chunk of protein if they can be found and if they are found they will attempt to be eat them
the only way they can have a private thought is to shoot a stream of ink so their intention cant be seen
octopus couldn't possibly be color blind
An interesting anomaly, like jelly fish, they have no brain that see as such but behave as If they do, is there more than one kind of brain, more ways of perceiving colour than through sight , an octopus has 3 hearts and 9 brains, on of the most interesting creatures on the planet , but unfortunately a very short life span for such a sentient creature
Well they do communicate, but the message is "Nothing to see here."
Clearly it is camouflage.
I could watch a whole video of just chromatophore closeups. They look like animated abstract paintings.
Amazing!!!
That amazing!
thats completely possible but it has to be done while you are an embryo
But octopus can change color too
it's cuttlefish.
well i learned something new :D
Let the girl finish a sentence!
@4:20 behind the eight ball
And then there is this zombieoctopus: ruclips.net/video/p3ljLETsCHM/видео.html
I love your chanle fank you.
Is this true and are you
Thanks
My name is willow. S
almighty god creat such an amazing creature
Evolution.
Its actually not a fish
MGS4!
A cuddle fish is not an octopus. They are in the same Phylum but are not the same thing please change your title sincerely a concerned Biology student.
That's not a cuttlefish and all octopi change color
Ollie Nix not like this. and it's a cuttlefish.
How could you be a biology student when you could not even spell cuttlefish right ?
its a visual communication, not camouflage, they wear their mind on the surface of their skin
ROGAN
1:29 SQuio
It's actually spelled as Cuddlefish. Next time yous spellcheck
Wildly incorrect
lolol
Nunya Dambidnis it's also not the correct species right?
Neat!