Camouflage patterns are more than just designs, they are incredible tools of survival and deception used by military forces, animals, and even nature itself. This video dives into the topmost ...

Granted, camo patterns in the early 20th century look nothing like they do today, but it had to start somewhere. The world's militaries continued adapting and upgrading their camouflage patterns ...

And now, just in time for fall, Sitka is releasing its first new camouflage pattern in seven years. Called Optifade Cover, the new camo is designed specifically for densely vegetated areas with a ...

But according to a new paper published in the journal Nature, the process by which cuttlefish generate those camouflage patterns is significantly more complex than scientists previously thought.