Fooling predators is key to living another day when you're the prey. But how do sea creatures do this? Well, they've adapted the skills of camouflage and mimicry to fool their predators by acting invisible. Some of these prey have prey of their own and in order to get close to catch a meal, they must use these same skills to trick their food. But just what does this look like? You can't just become invisible at will? Or can you?

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00:00 Intro
00:35 Weedy Scorpionfish
01:26 Hairy Shrimp
02:22 Bobtail Squid
03:23 Hairy Frogfish
04:21 Decorator Crab
05:18 Leaf Fish
06:06 Stonefish
06:57 Mimic Octopus

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