Question

predators typically have camouflage that allows them to blend seamlessly into their surroundings. however, tigers orange fur seems to make them more visible in their environment.
what do you think is the reason behind tigers evolving with orange fur despite this apparent contrast?
respond in 1 to 2 complete sentences.

Explanation:

Tigers' prey, like deer, are dichromats (only see two colors). To them, the orange fur blends with the forest's brown tones. Also, the black stripes break up the tiger's outline, aiding in camouflage.

Answer:

Tigers' orange fur camouflages well against the browns deer perceive, and stripes disrupt their shape, helping them ambush prey effectively.