.....and what's new upon the BBC frontpage, dazzlenation....oh, this is fascinating....and having watched the video...i am again reminded of 'invisibility material' dazzlenation....had certain people had one of their colour-receptors knocked out by chip?....remember those 'barely visible monks' etc etc....a bit like the bengal tiger, in this video....oh and i can see how the tiger does it....half-hidden by the grass....additionally, the deer are also black/orange in parts....odd that, ergo - they cannot see each other - either, if that is the reason for not being able to see the tiger - according to attenborough....not a recipe designed for success, in the animal kingdom...anyway, it would follow that they can pick up on minute gradations of green, in order to pick up on each other, as well as a hidden tiger at a distance, in the grass....looks a bit like one of them, i suppose...until it moves and they can begin to see the size and outline.....and what else?...well, this is all a metaphor for 'something else', dazzlenation....and in relation to sue whalley, who was an expert upon colours-that-look-almost-the-same....hidden within colour factor frequency programs....go figure:

BBC One - Attenborough's Life in Colour, Series 1, Hiding in Colour, How the Bengal tiger's orange and black fur keeps it hidden from prey