Agate
White and brown banded agate with clear crystalline quartz in the centre.
Reference: 2009.279
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Baryte
Reference: 2004.242
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Chalk Sea Urchin Fossil
Reference: 1986.4.101
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Coral
Reference: 10152
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Eider Duck
Reference: 294H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Eocene shells
Reference: CANCM:nn
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Female Smew
Reference: 305H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Gypsum
Reference: K1286
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Honey Buzzard from Deal
Reference: 236H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Ivory Gull
Reference: 442H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Kittiwake and chick
Animals, particularly birds often change colour during their development into adults. The Kittiwake chick finds its mottled early plumage particularly useful as camouflage.
Reference: 443H and 445H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Male and female Ruff
Reference: 1999.77
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Mushroom Coral
Reference: CANCM:nn
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Opal
Reference: 2009.298
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Owl butterfly
Commonly known as the Brazilian Little Owl, this South American butterfly is found from Guatemala to northern Argentina. Its eye-like markings mimic larger animals and deceive predators, or draw attention away from vulnerable body parts.
Reference: 2000.19.13
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Quail
Reference: 318H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Spoonbill
Reference: 258H
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Thysania agrippina
A large species of Moth from Central and South America. At 12 inches it has the largest wingspan of all butterflies and moths.
Reference: 2000.19.12
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
Turnstone
Reference: E22
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage
White Marble cube
Reference: 2010.2.108
Can be found: Colour and Camouflage