8 creatures that change colour for interaction

Chameleons: Known for their remarkable colour-changing ability, they can alter their skin colour to blend into their surroundings or while communicating.

Cuttlefish: They possess specialised cells called chromatophores that allow them to change colour and texture rapidly. 

 Octopuses: They can change both colour and texture to communicate with other octopuses, camouflage themselves, and convey emotions or warnings to predators.

Crabs: Some species of crabs can change colour to communicate with other crabs, signal aggression or submission, and blend into their habitat for protection.

Anemone shrimp: These tiny shrimp have the ability to change colour to match the colour of the anemone in which they live.

Seahorses: They can change colour to signal their mood, attract mates, and blend in with their surroundings, aiding in camouflage and communication.

Red-Eyed Tree Frog: Known for its vibrant red eyes, which provide a striking contrast.

Mantis Shrimp: They can change colour to signal aggression, court potential mates, and communicate with other mantis shrimp

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports