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The 20 pages that link to Crypsis, each with the reason it gives.

• CamouflageNarrower topic: Camouflage is one set of strategies within the broader phenomenon of crypsis.

• Ambush predationRelated: Matching the surroundings can keep an ambush predator unnoticed until prey approach.

• Ambush predatorRelated: Camouflage and other forms of concealment let predators approach or await prey unnoticed.

• Predator avoidanceRelated: Matching surroundings or remaining still can keep prey from entering a predator’s notice.

• Chemical defenseCompared with: It avoids attack through reduced visibility rather than a harmful chemical response.

• Mobbing (animal behavior)Compared with: Crypsis avoids detection, while mobbing makes prey conspicuous to the predator.

• Defense mechanismRelated: Concealment can protect prey while also shaping how predators search.

• Sit-and-wait predationRelated: Camouflage can let a stationary predator remain unnoticed until prey approaches.

• Predator defenseRelated: Crypsis is specifically about avoiding detection, unlike defenses that repel an attacker.

• Arctic biodiversityRelated: Seasonal camouflage helps Arctic animals blend into changing snow and tundra backgrounds.

• PipefishRelated: Many pipefish resemble seagrass or algae, helping them evade predators and approach prey.

• ScorpaeniformesRelated: Many scorpionfishes blend into reefs or seabeds while waiting for prey.

• Horned lizardRelated: Its flattened, earth-toned body blends with bare soil and gravel.

• Leafy seadragonNarrower topic: Leaf-like appendages make the seadragon difficult to distinguish from seaweed and kelp.

• NoctuidaeRelated: Many adult noctuids rest with patterned wings that camouflage them on bark or vegetation.

• Dead-leaf mantisRelated: Its leaf-like outline and coloration make the mantis harder to detect.

• Gonepteryx rhamniRelated: When at rest, the brimstone’s closed, leaf-shaped wings can obscure its outline.

• ShrimpfishNarrower topic: Shrimpfish posture and shape are part of a broader strategy of avoiding detection.

• Stick mantisNarrower topic: Twiglike form is one route by which the mantis becomes difficult to detect.

• TimemaNarrower topic: Timema blend with host plants through body colors and patterns that reduce detection.