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Q: How does its camouflage also represent the form fit function?
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How does a mantid's camouflage represent the form fits function theme?

It represents it making it hard for them to be found when a predator is trying to eat them or capture them. When they camouflage, it makes them hard to see. So if the predator cannot find them they are safe. At least that's what i put on my homework.


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