The video "Super Animals: Super Stealth" explores the fascinating world of animal camouflage and stealth adaptations. It highlights the unique capabilities of various creatures, such as the alligator snapping turtle's algal-covered shell that aids in camouflage, and its tongue mimicry that attracts prey. Stick insects' disguises as twigs and the excellent mimicry of leafy seadragons and cuttlefish are also showcased. The video delves into the science behind the elusive camouflage of big cats like leopards and snow leopards, emphasizing their survival adaptations. It aligns with topics in biology, focusing on animal behavior, adaptation, and evolutionary science, which are relevant to school curricula in line with Common Core standards. This exploration into natural adaptation provides educational insights into the animal kingdom, meeting standards for understanding species diversity and adaptation. Part of the "Super Animals" series.