There are many animals on our planet that have evolved different ways of avoiding detection by predators and prey. Among them are animals with perfect camouflage ability to be almost invisible to their surroundings.
This leaf-tailed gecko’s excellent camouflage ability makes it difficult for us to detect it crawling on a tree trunk.
The leaf beetle’s appearance and color makes it look exactly like a leaf.
The arctic hare’s fur makes it appear invisible against the white snow.
Can you spot which are stick bugs and which are real branches?
The unique skin makes the gray tree frog like blending into the rough bark.
Rocky mountains are almost perfect camouflage for mountain goats.
Geometer moths are the masters of camouflage in the wild.
Research shows that solitary birds choose their nesting sites based on their patterns and colors.
The stingray is also a very good camouflaged animal.
A flounder with a color similar to its surroundings.
This octopus also knows how to “stealth” with impressive camouflage ability.
Elephant trunk or tree trunk?
Another image shows that leaf beetles are really experts at camouflage in the wild.
Can you spot a sleeping leopard in this weed field?
The shell of this crab makes it easy to hide in the sand without worrying about being detected by enemies or prey.
