Masquerade, as a form of camouflage, differs from the other forms because the prey may be detected but deemed inedible by predators. A particularly common disguise adopted by a variety of species is to resemble
A) flowers.
B) leaves.
C) rocks.
D) water.

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Masquerade as leaves is a particularly common disguise among various species, allowing them to blend into their surroundings by mimicking the appearance of leaves, thus being detected but considered inedible or non-threatening by predators.

Masquerade, as a Form of Camouflage, Differs from the Other