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Battle of Marine Superpowers: In Sea Creatures, Sneaky Camouflage Wins Over Super Vision
In the wild, every advantage counts. For sea creatures, it’s between the ones blessed with super sight and those who can seamlessly blend in the surroundings. Who wins? New research reported in Science Daily has the score.
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