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Camouflage: A History In Pictures
We have always looked to the animal kingdom for inspiration when developing camouflage techniques of our own. British zoologist Hugh Cott observed that the markings on many amphibians, such as this Red Eyed Frog, appear random when their legs are apart, but align to form disruptive patterns when folded into their bodies. © Kennan Ward/CORBISCamouflage: The Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum explores the impact of camouflage on modern warfare and its adoption into popular culture. 23 March - 18 November 2007.
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