Stick insects, also called walking sticks, are typically found in tropical and subtropical forests and grasslands. the insects are able to camouflage themselves by living among twigs in their environment. what is this an example of?

Adaptation

Explanation:

This would be an example of adaptation. The stick insect is able to camouflage itself because he resembles the environment he inhabits. This means that he has an added advantage in that environment, but would not have it in a different place. In this way, the insect has adapted to the ecosystem he lives in, and this makes him more likely to survive and reproduce.

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