Which outcome occurs when a cuttlefish encounters monochromatic light?

💡 Explanation

Chromatic camouflage fails because cuttlefish rely on iridophores exhibiting structural coloration for multi-spectral reflectance. Loss of spectral contrast impairs the 'photonic crystal' tuning mechanism; therefore, camouflage weakens, rather than enhancing perception under such restrictive perception conditions.

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