Camouflaging

It risks becoming, instead, a way of camouflaging and enabling that path.

It’s camouflaging the larvae, and then increasing the intensity of light in the adult.

Maybe you remember learning about camouflaging chameleons in your first years of science class and being taught that they camouflage every time they come upon a new color.

Known as Leopard Hills, this place is home to up to 100 stealthy leopards who are experts at camouflaging.

In a way, she reversed the roles as we think of them — subtly — which lent her Odette an earthy sensuality and her Odile a way of camouflaging her wickedness with innocence.

And with the additional of a little spoiler, it looks pretty good too under all that camouflaging.

The idea is that by camouflaging the edge of the pool, it gives it an infinity look where it feels like it stretches on forever.

Artist Tauba Auerbach used the Dazzle technique—created by the British Navy during World War I as a way of camouflaging warships—to decorate the Harvey, to commemorate the fire boat’s history and the centenary of WWI.

To illustrate the contentious race, the Democrat has been busy camouflaging his leftist partisanship so much that the NRA had to recently demand he stop using an outdated “A” rating in campaign ads.

In some spiders, ultraviolet cues are important for predator-prey interactions, intraspecific communication, and camouflaging with matching fluorescent flowers.

The fry quickly develop into parr with camouflaging vertical stripes.