kamuflaasiin
Kamuflaasiin, or camouflage, refers to the use of color, pattern, and shape to conceal or disguise an object, animal, or individual from observation, detection, or recognition. The term originates from the French word *camoufler*, meaning "to disguise." This technique is widely employed in nature by various species to avoid predators or to ambush prey, as well as by humans in military, hunting, and outdoor activities.
In the animal kingdom, camouflage manifests in diverse forms. Some species, like the leaf-tailed gecko or certain
Humans have adapted camouflage for practical purposes. Military forces utilize camouflage uniforms to blend into terrain,
The effectiveness of camouflage depends on factors like lighting, angle of observation, and the observer’s perception.