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Katydid



Katydid - Ecuador ♥



Leaf-mimicking Katydid - Ecuador ♥



Leaf Mimicking Katydid - Belize



Katydid Nymph



Entomology specimen | Deyrolle, Paris



Giant Walking Stick~



Giant Walking Stick



Orchid Mantis. I had no idea these existed...what a beauty.



These dragonflies spend the night on these dried branches and camouflaged as flowers."



Christopher Raeburn on camouflage



American bittern bird:Camouflaged bird blends in with background for their survival.



A lined leaf-tailed gecko camouflaged



Apatura ilia Butterfly



Lichen Moth



White barred owl in the snow.



Herpetological camouflage. Yellow youngest forest anole



Mang Mountain Pit Viper--It is reputed to be the only species other than cobras known to spit venom.



owl-camouflage



Malaysian Orchid Mantis {Hymenopus coronatus} showing pink colouration camouflaged on an orchid.







can you spot these masters of disguise playing hide-and-seek?



Head of a Peringueys Sidewinding Adder emerging from a sand dune (Bitis peringueyi), Namib Desert, Namibia



Camouflage - Lichen mimic orthopteran



Leaf-mimicking Katydid - Ecuador ♥



Camouflage to hide from predators or to depredate at ease...



Apparently a caterpillar that has evolved a body part (head?) to scare predators away.



Marbled tree frog (Hyla marmorata), camouflaged against lichen-covered bark.



This juvenile Spiny Leaf Insect Extatosoma tiaratum has the appearance of a foliose lichen.



do you see it?



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A lichen-covered bug on a tree.." The lichens provide a beetle with camouflage and the beetle provides transportation



Merveille-du-Jour moth {Dichonia aprilina},  a species well camouflaged against lichen.




Animal camouflage: can you spot these masters of disguise playing hide-and-seek?



Common Pauraque family



Owlfly larva



Bugs and Spiders Disguised as Poop, Leaves, and Each Other



amazing examples of insect camouflage



Scalyhead Sculpin Artedius harringtoni”



Lichen huntsman Sparassidae (giant crab spiders)



Panama ,parque Soberania






Tetracis crocallata - the Yellow Slant-Line



Shy Owl Trying to Blend In and doing a pretty good job of it too!



Hawkfish camouflage, Palau coral



Stone Fish



The Ghost mantis mimics withered leaves by its dark body covered in leaf-like decorations



Yellow Leafy Sea Dragon



Weedy Sea Dragon



Leaf tail Gecko



Spiny katydid from Ecuador



Gray Tree Frog



Long-nosed horned frog camouflaged in leaf litter, Megophrys nasuta, Sabah, Borneo



Disappearing act. Fabulous fish camouflage.



Leaf Tailed Gecko



Green Praying Mantiscamouflaged on algae-covered tree trunk. Danum Valley, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia.



Hyla versicolor or chrysoscelis, stone mountain



Dead leaf mantis



Australia



Best camouflage ever!! 3 cheers for evolution!



Camouflage Leaf-tailed #gecko on mossy tree trunk in #rainforest



Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko



Image detail for -- Lizard Camouflage




The tail of the Satanic leaf-tailed gecko



Trychopeplus laciniatus



Trychopeplus laciniatus



Stick insect



Four Horned Sphinx –Ceratomia amyntor — on dead elm leaves



sea horse



Katydid Nymph (Pseudophyllinae, Cymatomerini, Olcinia or Sathrophyllia sp.)



The Tawny Frogmouth (Podargus strigoides) is an Australian species of frogmouth, a type of bird found throughout the Australian



Dead Leaf Grasshopper Chorotipus gallinaceus



Camouflage bittern



Camouflaged insects



Hooded grasshopper



Hooded grasshopper



Hooded grasshopper



camouflage leaf #insect



Can you see the owl?



uroplatus aff.henkeli gecko lizard reptile camouflage



Trumpetfish



Cicada



Disguise in Animal



Think you can find them?



Frogfish #coral #camouflage



Camouflage: see the stealthy lizard?



Tree Stump Orb Weaver (Heurodes turritus) Image: loboclerk via clubsnapl.com/forums This species of spider uses camouflage to closely resemble the bark of trees



Animal Camo



camouflage....



Animal Camouflage



camouflage



Cerca con



Stick Insect







Hidden Perengue's Viper, in Namibian desert.



Lichen-mimic katydid camouflaged on tree, Tettigoniidae family, Sabah, Borneo



leafhopper (Ledrinae, Cicadellidae)



Animals that Hide : The Science of Mimicry and Camouflage



Orchid Mantis.



Camouflage! Frog



Trychopeplus laciniatus is also known as the mossy walking stick.



Hooded Grasshopper








Some of these bugs might be indistinguishable from their surroundings



Frog camouflage



Lichen katydid (Markia Hystrix) spotted





This undetectable bark spider:



Mantide religiosa foglia morta (Deroplatys truncata)



This covert short-horned grasshopper:



This indiscernible caterpillar:



This sly terrestrial frog:



This wily pygmy seahorse:



This imperceptible grevillea looper moth:



Mimicry examples for use in science classroom. Shows an example of a peppered moth.



Insect Art Leaf-mimic Mantis




Hawkfish



What is this strange beast?! I want one. (Treehopper, family Membracinae)



Camoflauged toads



The Atlas Moth mimics the shape of snake heads to confuse predators.
Attacus atlas is a large saturniid moth found in the tropical and subtropical forests of Southeast Asia.
 


Cicada blending in



Gecko Camoflaged



Phasmida. Their name comes from the Greek term "phasma" meaning phantom.



gecko camouflage.


Can ya see me?" Leaf-tailed Gecko




Extatosoma tiaratum (common names Giant Prickly Stick Insect,
Spiny Leaf insect, Macleay's Spectre) is a large species of stick insect endemic to Australia.





Uroplatus phantasticus, the Satanic Leaf Tailed Gecko,




Lichen-mimic katydid camouflaged on tree bark, Olcinia sp., Sabah, Borneo



Neochlamisus insularis. This very tiny beetle imitates the small balls of caterpillar defecation on leaves.



Katydid Nymph (Pseudophyllinae, Cymatomerini, Olcinia or Sathrophyllia sp.)



The wrap-around spider has a broad flattened abdomen which it wraps snugly around twigs,



Treehopper group of insects related to the cicadas and the leafhoppers



mantis




A Peppered Moth is camouflaged against lichen



Animals That Use Mimicry | 10 Amazing Animals That Mimic Plants – Smashing Tops



Orange Oakleaf butterfly (Kallima inachus) by HenryKoh~~



Phyllodes imperialis: the moth that uses a terrifying mask to defend from predators



Entylia carinata with 'eaten-out' portions



Leaf moth from Brazil



The Leaf Katydid




talk about camouflage! that's a bird!



All living things contain a measure of madness that moves them in strange, sometimes inexplicable ways




An incredible camouflaged Leaf-Tailed Gecko in the Mitsinjo Reserve adjacent to Andasibe National Park, Madagascar.



Deroplatys truncata, dead leaf mantid from Borneo



A Katydid camouflages itself on moss in Costa Rica



A Southern Rock Agama Lizard hides in Namibia



The Amazing Mimicry of Frogfish



Yellow rhinopias by Mathieu Meur



Cymbacephalus beauforti - the crocodile fish, a mottled brownish gray species of flatfish with fluorescent green markings criss-crossing its body



A Tawny Frog Mouth bird demonstrating the elongated posture it uses to imitate a tree branch if disturbed during the day



This spider looks like a knot on the tree. Perfect camouflage!



Hooded Dead Leaf Grasshopper from Sri Lanka



Camouflaged Assassin Bug on bark from India. Family Reduviidae.



Dead Stick Mantid, Paratoxodera polyacantha.



The Buff-tip Moth, found throughout Europe, has evolved to look like a stump of a twig to hide from predators

 

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