Assertion: cuttlefish | /r/CapableOf | change color
Facets:
value: rapidly
type: MANNER
value: to match their surroundings
type: PURPOSE
value: almost instantaneously
type: MANNER
value: to mimic
type: PURPOSE
value: to match the background
type: PURPOSE
value: to communicate
type: PURPOSE
value: in a fraction of a second
type: TEMPORAL
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: despite being colour-blind
type: OTHER
value: a behavior that is thought
type: OTHER
value: to send signals
type: PURPOSE
value: like the chameleon
type: MANNER
value: in accordance with the surroundings
type: CAUSE
value: like octopus
type: OTHER
value: faster
type: MANNER
value: to hide themselves
type: PURPOSE
value: in an instant
type: TEMPORAL
value: to resemble nearby objects
type: PURPOSE
value: in other words
type: OTHER
value: like the octopus
type: MANNER
value: according to their surroundings
type: OTHER
value: intentionally
type: MANNER
value: as a means of communication
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: To achieve a hypnotic effect and stun prey before catching it, cuttlefish are also known to change color rapidly.
text: Cuttlefish can change their color according to their surroundings, just like the octopus.
text: Using neurally controlled cells known as chromatophore organs (red to yellow), iridophores (iridescent: spans the entire visible spectrum from blue to near-IR) and leucophores (white), the cuttlefish can put on spectacular displays, changing colour and patterns in a fraction of a second.
text: In other words, cuttlefish changes its color intentionally and at will, but it does so quickly that it seems that this process is automatic.
text: Many animals can do this, but cuttlefish can change the color, pattern, and even texture of their skin!
text: The presence of chromatophores, leucophores and iridophores, allow cuttlefish to easily switch colors.
text: Cuttlefish rely on their incredible camouflaging abilities to avoid predators, changing color almost instantaneously to match their surroundings—a pretty neat trick for an animal that's colorblind.
text: They can even successfully change color to match their surroundings in complete darkness.
text: Using cells known as chromatophores, the cuttlefish can put on spectacular displays, changing color in an instant.
text: They change color almost instantaneously to mimic whatever they're hiding next to — and they do so while being completely color-blind.
text: They can be various colors and can rapidly change color to hide themselves or as a means of communication.
text: Cuttlefish don't change color for camouflage, they also change color to communicate, intimidate, and even hypnotize other organisms!
text: Just like octopus, cuttlefish can change color with the help of skin cells-chromatophores.
text: cuttlefish can change color faster then any other sea cretur in the whole animal kingdom
text: cuttlefish don't jest change color for camouflage, they also change color to communicate and intimidate
text: They can even successfully change color to match their surroundings in complete darkness.
text: They change color almost instantaneously to mimic whatever they're hiding next to — and they do so while being completely color-blind.
text: They can change color – to blend in, stand out or imitate.
text: Octopus and Cuttlefish can change color and texture to match their environment or even to reflect their mood!
text: It’s been known that many cuttlefish—and their squid and octopus cousins—adjust their postures and rapidly change color to resemble nearby objects, a strategy to evade predators.
text: Not only can they change colors to blend in, but their psychedelic skin even puts chameleons to shame.
text: Another interesting physical characteristic is that the cuttlefish can change colors faster than any other sea creature in the whole animal kingdom.
text: Like the chameleon, cuttlefish can change their color and texture to blend into their surroundings.
text: In addition to changing color to blend in, cuttlefish also change their color to send signals to other cuttlefish, and some species are quite flamboyant, generating intense displays of red and orange.
text: Cuttlefish can change their color and pattern in a fraction of a second, a behavior that is thought to be a form of communication.
text: CUTTLEFISH can change their color and camouflage themselves, becoming almost invisible to the human eye.
text: With the help of millions of pigment cells, cuttlefishes can easily change their color in accordance with the surroundings.
text: Cuttlefish can quickly change colour and texture to merge into their background, distract predators or attract mates.
text: They change colour almost instantaneously to mimic whatever they're hiding next to — and they do so while being completely colour-blind.
text: As a cephalopod, cuttlefish are able to quickly change colours to match the background and hide from predators.
text: Despite being colour-blind, the cuttlefish can change colours and textures to blend in with its surroundings and hide from predators.
text: Then the sacs and the pigment within them expand, and the cuttlefish quickly changes its color and pattern.
text: Many animals can do this, but cuttlefish can change the color, pattern, and even texture of their skin!