Show I. I Some Animals That I 1 I Practice Camouflage I This deceptive art called camouflage camouflage camouflage camou camou- flage is so 50 new In its higher development development develop develop- ment meat that all the world is is- talking about it But Brother Fox an and Mr Wolf Volf must laugh at we faltering humans hu Im- mans mann for camouflage is an old story I In the kingdom of the animals Nature Na Na- ture turo herself helps the wild creatures I to disguise themselves from their ene cue I mies mie The tigers tiger's stripes make malte his yellow yellow yellow yel yel- yel- yel low coat less Jess perceptible in a jungle and enables him to slip sUp about unnoticed The ptarmigan Is a bird of the time cold zone which changes its plumage to white when winter arrives and so blends with the landscape landscape N But it is among injects that camouflage camouflage camouflage cam cam- most often is is seen eEn And it is not wholly the the processes of oC nature that enable many Insects to conceal themselves The humble katydid d' d is aware that his wings io look k much like a leaf and when he finds himself in a dangerous position he will c. c extend tend his wings and lay still upon the ground In descending from a tree or bush the katydid extends his wings and falls downward in a zigzag fashion just as asa asa asa a leaf would full Many l 1 kinds ln ls o of butterflies butterflies but but- butI I have wings resembling leav leaves s so 50 strongly that they are invisible when at rest upon a tree There is an insect in Java popularly called the walking leaf because of or i its truly surprising resemblance to a a leaf This creatures creature's wings are arc veined in the same way and they go walking ing about the ground looking 1001 like an an animated ant ani anti i mated leaf But of all the creatures which practise practise tise camouflage the chameleon Is the most successful for it has the power of I changing its color to any background against which it may find itself So at one moment it may be red and the tho next green Such are tho the mysteries of nat natu |