Peacock Flounder And Its Power Of Invisibility
Image-by-William drumm

Peacock Flounder And Its Power Of Invisibility 

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October 21, 2022
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The power of invisibility is not a myth because it very much exists in our nature within the  wilderness of oceans. As we can see a peacock flounder with its ability to camouflage into the  surroundings by changing its color gradually becomes invisible by mimicking the surface on  which it lands. 

Hailing from Denver Colorado, William Drumm is an acclaimed wildlife photographer and a filmmaker who captures the untamed magic under water and brings them to us by posting  pictures and videos of various species on social media regularly. 

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