Fantastic footage of a true master of disguise as it changes from flounder to lionfish to moray - and completely alters its colour in a split second. Why not take out a subscription to Practical ...

The Fuzzy dwarf lionfish is so called because its scale structure makes it appear indistinct to its prey. It's clever, cunning and cute, as Dave Wolfenden explains. Small and manageable as a pet, ...

While camouflaged on the ocean floor off the coast of Israel in the Red Sea, octopods use their arms to grab unsuspecting prey Is Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin the Future of Space Exploration? (01:11 ...

These arms can even initiate a response without consulting the brain. How octopus arms can do all this at a cellular level has largely remained a neuroscience mystery—one that's proven difficult ...

It looks like a bee and acts like a bee, but it's not actually a bee. The hoverfly is known as a bee mimic and it's a lesser-known key player in Alberta's agricultural industry. CBC's Edmonton ...

Please verify your email address. Most video games use an action-packed gameplay loop to keep players engaged, which mandates the need for a whole host of enemies that can push players to adjust ...