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NATURE: Mimic octopuses change color, shape, and behavior in order to evade detection
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The mimic octopus (Thaumoctopus mimicus) is a fascinating creature that can change its color, shape, and even its behavior in order to mimic both venomous and nonvenomous sea creatures such as flounders, sea snakes, and lionfish.
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