Animals use camouflage in their natural environments as a survival strategy to avoid being detected by predators or prey. They have evolved to blend in with their surroundings, making it difficult for other animals to see them. This allows them to hunt for food, hide from predators, or sneak up on prey without being noticed. Camouflage can involve blending in with the colors and patterns of their surroundings, mimicking the texture of their environment, or even changing color to match different backgrounds. By using camouflage, animals increase their chances of survival in the wild.
