The future of camouflage: mimicking the color-changing ability of cephalopods
The new ink composed of colored microspheres adapts to the appearance of received light by light-guided separation. Credit: University of Hong Kong The skin of[{” attribute=””>cephalopods (animals with tentacles attached to the head) exhibits an extraordinary capacity for camouflage in the wild. Their skin is composed of clusters of pigments capable of detecting shifts in … Read more