IRA FLATOW, host: Next stop, it's our Pick of the Week, our Science Friday video.  And Flora Lichtman is here to tell us what she's got up there on our website today.</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: Hey, Ira.</s>IRA FLATOW, host: Hi there.</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: So this week, we are investigating the science of camouflage.  There is a new camouflage line that has been designed with deer vision in mind.</s>IRA FLATOW, host: So you get to see what - how it looks like to a hunter might - dressed in camouflage, look like to a deer?</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: Right.  So you can see "deer-o-vision" on our website basically.</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: Deer do not see the world exactly like humans do.  And the idea is if you can tap into that biology, maybe you can make a camouflage that he's more invisible for hunters.</s>IRA FLATOW, host: Wow.  So if you go to sciencefriday.com, and look at - click on the little Video Pick of the Week, we're going to see the deer, "deer-o-vision".</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: "Deer-o-vision"</s>IRA FLATOW, host: Thank you Flora.</s>FLORA LICHTMAN: Sure.</s>IRA FLATOW, host: We'll see you next week with the next Science Friday Pick of the week.  And that's about all the time we have for today.</s>IRA FLATOW, host: Surf over to our website at sciencefriday.com, we've got the Pick of the Week up there, and dozens of other videos that Flora has made for you.  Also you can podcast our Science Friday videos and audios, and also send us email and get involved in our blogs.  I'm Ira Flatow in New York.
There is a new line of camouflage clothing designed around the science of how deer see. The new camouflage uses specific colors and patterns specially designed to blend into a deer's vision.