En larve der ligner en giftslange. En zebra der forvirrer løver med sine striber. En blæksprutte der kan forvandle sig til 18 forskellige dyr. Naturen er fuld af bedrag – og i denne episode dykker vi ned i de snedigste overlevelsesstrategier, evolutionen har skabt: Camouflage og mimicry!

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@2016 Andreas Kay

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@ Dr. Raju Kasambe

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@2018 Omid.Mozaffari

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