When it comes to changing one's skin color, the cuttlefish outshines even the chameleon, in both degree and kind. Its skin possesses up to 200 chromatophores (pigment cells) per square millimeter ...

In the vibrant world of aquatic life, some fish possess a remarkable ability: they can change color. This mesmerizing trait ...

Unlike iridophores, leucophores do not change appearance based on ... "Hyperspectral imaging of cuttlefish camouflage indicates good color match in the eyes of fish predators." ...

Once a year, at the beginning of the Southern winter, a bay on the South coast of Australia becomes home to the only known mass spawning aggregation of cuttlefish in the world. Over a hundred ...

In the vibrant world of aquatic life, some fish possess a remarkable ability: they can change color. This mesmerizing trait serves various purposes, from camouflage and communication to courtship ...