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Camo patterns
Hello! The camo patterns from my Energy set were requested, so I made a theme of it and drew a few more (*^ヮ^)
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Printable, colorful camouflage with polymers
In nature, colors can serve as a form of communication, but they can also hide animals and plants, camouflaging them from sight. Researchers now report in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces that they have developed polymers that can better mimic nature’s color-changing abilities than existing polymers. They say the materials could enable smart decorations, camouflage textiles and improved anti-counterfeiting measures.
Most of the colors that people are familiar with, such as hues on a piece of paper, are made with pigments. But another type, called structural color, exists, in which the color is produced by periodically arranged microscopic structures that interfere with visible light. For example, peacock tail feathers are actually brown, but microscopic structures present in the feathers make them look blue and green to the naked eye. Scientists have used cholesteric liquid-crystalline (CLC) polymers to mimic the structural coloration found in nature because they can easily be made into responsive materials. But so far, researchers have only produced them in a limited range of colors. So Albertus P. H. J. Schenning and Monali Moirangthem wanted to make CLC polymers with the full visible spectrum of colors.
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For #macromonday here is a crab spider hiding on the underside of a Queen Anne’s lace flower. Taken 8/15/21. #nature #wildlife #macro #spider #crabspider #predator #camouflage #canon #canon5dmarkiv #invertebrate #arachnid #nys #upstateny #newyork #nywildlife #wildlifephotography
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This moth is a real show off. #moth #giantmoth #daphnisnerii #oleandermoth #armygreenmoth #camouflage #mothra #natureporn #natureisawesome (at Kula, Hawaii)
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The Arctic Fox
When winter comes, in order to avoid predators, the Arctic fox’s coat changes from brown to white so that it “vanishes from sight”. This transformation is triggered by the decreasing daylight and, happens over several weeks.
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Check out my latest painting on my page if you havent yet and give a like if you like. Thanks @tfeart for time lapsing the riskiest part of my process. Just pouring black
#art #modernart #acrylic #portrait #painting #bape #camouflage #spraypaint #la #artsyheaven
Though some might see two flies eating bird droppings, this is in fact a very creatively colored moth, known as Macrocilix maia! Why the fecal pattern?
It may help to deter predators. There are even reports of the moth emitting an unpleasant smell to accompany its camouflage. This species can be found widely across Asia from India, to China, to Malaysia.
Photo: LiCheng Shih, CC BY 2.0, flickr
#AnimalFacts #moth #BirdPoop #camouflage #AnimalKingsom #DYK #insects #Lepidoptera
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The buff tip moth has some impressive camouflaging skills, blending right into its twiggy habitat.
Image credit: Serge Karpeykin
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