How has a flounder adapted to its environment?

Flounders have adapted to their environment through their unique body shape and coloration. Their flattened bodies allow them to lie flat on the ocean floor, making them less visible to predators and prey. Additionally, their ability to change color and blend in with the seabed enhances their camouflage, aiding in both hunting and avoiding danger. This adaptation to a benthic lifestyle has made them effective ambush predators in their coastal habitats.