Definition: Quolodiales are a group of animals that belong to the family Chordata, which includes birds, bats, and some amphibians. These animals have the ability to change their body shape through changes in their skin color or feathers, known as quolling. This feature is often used for camouflage in the wild or during breeding season, allowing them to blend into their surroundings more effectively.
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