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These Fish Outwit Predators With A Unique Motion Dazzle Defense, And It's A Lot Like A Technique Used In World War Iwhich involved painting ships in various patterns to confuse enemy submariners about their target's direction and speed. The humbug damselfish is one of the creatures that uses motion dazzle as a ...
This story appears in the July 2016 issue of National Geographic magazine. If a zebra zigs, will its stripes make a predator zag? That’s the idea behind motion dazzle, a century-old hypothesis ...
This 'dazzle' strategy protected ships at sea, and gave artists a chance for their avant-garde visual language to serve a 'practical, useful purpose within the war'. In War Art with Eddie Redmayne ...
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