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Camouflage Octopuses have an "incredible ability not just to change the color and patterns on their skin but also to transform their body's shape and texture," said National Geographic.

Half-term fun at The Tank Museum with interactive camouflage displays (Image: Tank Museum) Nicola Burgess, education manager, said: "From the use of leaves and branches to complicated paint ...

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So, before trying to cover up the texture on your face, keep this gentle reminder at the top of mind. "Less is more!" Lisa exclusively told E! News. "Allow the beauty of your skin to shine through.

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