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Reaper Cuttlefish | Sepia mestus
“Usually a reddish color with a pair of black spots, like all cuttlefish, the reaper cuttlefish is a color changing wizard. Through the use of chromatophores, ink filled sacks within their skin, they can blend into the surrounding environment or perform flashy displays.” (Source: Smithsonian)
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Reaper Cuttlefish | Sepia mestus
Male cuttlefish use their color-changing ability to put on a dramatic show for females they're wooing. But this kind of ostentatious display runs the risk of attracting not just females but other males, as well. And in the competitive world of cuttlefish courtship—where males vastly outnumber females—alerting other males to the presence of a potential mate could jeopardize a cuttlefish's chance at reproducing.
To account for this, wily male cuttlefish employ some tricky gender-bending camouflage. With one half of their body they put on a colorful display for the female's benefit. With the other half, they disguise themselves as another female, mimicking the muted tones of the female they're courting so as not to attract the attention of nearby males.
red cuttle (by doug.deep)
