Which hunting outcome occurs when a flounder exhibits disruptive camouflage adaptation?

💡 Explanation

Enhanced prey detection initially occurs because disruptive camouflage blends the flounder's outline using high contrast patterns via chromatophore activation. Therefore, it appears as disparate objects to the prey initially, promoting closer approach rather than immediate escape.

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