Which risk increases for chameleons when their background matching disrupts effective predator avoidance?

💡 Explanation

Predator attacks increase as adaptive camouflage fails due to neural-feedback delays, creating a detection risk; this relies on disruptive coloration. Predators visually lock on using perception bias, therefore predators detect prey rather than camouflage continuing to provide cover.

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