Although scientific experiments have indicated an anecdote known as the Boiling Frog Syndrome generally false, its principle offers a wonderful example of how diminutive changes in an environment can conceal or camouflage themselves at the risk of peril. Certainly of little surprise, a frog placed in boiling water would immediately leap to safety. However, the same frog placed in cold water and gradually heated to a boil, will unwittingly succumb to its own environment for failing to discern the continuous danger around them.