National Geographic magazine has shown us all numerous species from all over the world that have adapted to their environment by disguising themselves with color that perfectly matches their surroundings. Here in the GNC, this has occurred as well. Below is a rare snapshot of the Great Northern Flip-Flop captured in its native surroundings. This is the male of the species, as it is the females who exhibit colorful plumage, designed to attract the drab males during mating season, when they propagate next season's stylish teva sandals.
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