Light manipulation refers to the ability to control and alter light in various ways, such as bending, reflecting, or refracting it. This can be achieved through different materials and technologies, including lenses, mirrors, and prisms. Light manipulation is essential in fields like photography, optics, and telecommunications, where precise control over light can enhance image quality or signal transmission. In nature, light manipulation occurs in phenomena like rainbows and mirages. For example, when sunlight passes through raindrops, it bends and splits into different colors, creating a rainbow. Similarly, certain animals, like chameleons, can manipulate light to change their appearance for communication or camouflage.