- A leaf is often green in color
- A green tree frog is green in color
- Therefore, a green tree frog and a leaf are the same color

- A green tree frog and a leaf are the same color
- An example of camouflage is organism having the same color as its environment
- So, an example of camouflage is an organism looking like leaves

- An example of camouflage is an organism looking like leaves
- An animal is a kind of organism
- So, an example of camouflage is an animal looking like leaves

- Hiding means ability to be seen decreases
- Camouflage is a kind of adaptation for hiding in an environment
- So, camouflage is a kind of adaptation for decreasing something's ability to be seen in an environment

- An example of camouflage is an animal looking like leaves
- Camouflage is a kind of adaptation for decreasing something's ability to be seen in an environment
- Hence, looking like leaves can decrease an organism's ability to be seen in an environment

- A forest contains lots of  trees
- A forest is a kind of environment
- Hence, a forest environment contains lots of trees

- A forest environment contains lots of trees
- A leaf is a part of a tree
- Therefore, forest environmnet contains lots of leaves

- Looking like leaves can decrease an organism's ability to be seen in an environment
- Forest environmnet contains lots of leaves
- Hence, looking like leaves can decrease an animal's ability to bee seen in a forest environment

So, looking like leaves can decrease an animal's ability to bee seen in a forest environment
Q: A green tree frog lives in a forest. How does the frog's green color help it to survive?
Context:
- A leaf is often green in color 
- A forest contains lots of  trees 
- A green tree frog is green in color 
- Hiding means ability to be seen decreases 
- An example of camouflage is organism having the same color as its environment 
- A forest is a kind of environment 
- A leaf is a part of a tree 
- An animal is a kind of organism 
- Camouflage is a kind of adaptation for hiding in an environment