The Crinoid Cuttlefish, like it’s cousin the octopus, can instantaneously control the color an

The Crinoid Cuttlefish, like it’s cousin the octopus, can instantaneously control the color and texture of its skin. They do this for many reasons, some being camoflage; communication between individuals; as a threat display to ward off predators or would-be rivals - photo taken at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi