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This small cryptic-looking "decorator crab" appears to have mastered the art of disguise by attaching various anemones and coral polyps to its exoskeleton. [continued]
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The discussion revolves around the decorator crab and its unique ability to camouflage by attaching various marine organisms to its exoskeleton. Participants explore the concept of disguise in nature, drawing humorous parallels to domestic pets and their behaviors.
Participants generally share a light-hearted tone and agree on the amusing concept of pets disguising themselves, but there is no consensus on the practicality or implications of such behavior.
The discussion includes various assumptions about animal behavior and the effectiveness of camouflage, but these are not resolved or universally accepted among participants.
Readers interested in animal behavior, humor related to pets, or discussions about camouflage in nature may find this thread engaging.
This small cryptic-looking "decorator crab" appears to have mastered the art of disguise by attaching various anemones and coral polyps to its exoskeleton. [continued]
Ivan Seeking said:

Ivan Seeking said:Wouldn't it be cool if dogs and cats did this with stuff that is laying around the house?
You mean like curtains?Ivan Seeking said:Wouldn't it be cool if dogs and cats did this with stuff that is laying around the house?
Ivan Seeking said:Wouldn't it be cool if dogs and cats did this with stuff that is laying around the house?
Awww, she's getting so big!Moonbear said:You mean like curtains? :biggri:
Yep, there's nothing out of climbing reach anymore. I weighed her yesterday, and she's a whopping 4 lbs already!Evo said:Awww, she's getting so big!
She's also learned how to climb between the blankets on the bed instead of staying on top of them, which means less layers between her and my toes when she wakes me in the morning by reminding me she still has her kitten teeth!