Some animals have sharp teeth, some have fragile wings, some are predators, some chew on grass, but they all need to survive. Even harder to believe, some carnivores can go extinct pretty fast if they don't find an "intelligent" method of hunting.
On the other hand, small animals with poor defense mechanisms need to find a smart way of surviving and hiding. Nature has found the solution: "camouflage". The evolutionary ability of transforming or adapting to the environment to become a contained part of it. In one way of another, most of the animals have developed such a skill, and they can easily trick the eye.
From changing colors to changing body shapes, vertebrates and invertebrates appear as if... they are not there. This post will exemplify the camouflage technique, even in the underwater world. Prepare to train your eyes for spotting the animals and their amazing disguises!
Nature's Best Camouflage-Sea Dragon
Camouflage Lizard
Hidden Shrimp
Grasshopper - Master of Camouflage Clothing
Camouflage
Perfect Camouflage
Nature's Camouflage
Camouflage Brownish Frog
Camouflaged Leaf-tailed Gecko
Camouflaged Rock Grasshopper
Bark Hopper Camouflage
Camouflaged Spider, Montagne d'Ambre, Madagascar
False Leaf Katydid, BCI, Panama
Remarkable Leaf Texture Mimicry
Bark Bug, Peruvian Amazon
Bark Katydid Nymph, Camouflaged
Yellow Camouflage
Camouflage
Camouflage Fish
Sole
Scorpionfish
Where is it? What is it?
Acrobat…
The Art of Camouflage
Incredible Camouflage
I Am Not Here!
Ornate Ghostpipefish
Camouflage 2
Phyllocrania Paradoxa
Idoloantis Diabolica - Devil's Flower Mantis
Arrowhead Crab
Robust Ghost Pipefish
Sleeping Owl
Camouflage Spider
Camouflage
Green Spider
White Rabbit, White Snow
Kakapo (Strigops habroptilus)
Painted Frogfish
Bug in Camouflage
Stonefish
Dead Leaf Mantis
Green Camouflage
Grasshopper Camouflage 2
Butterfly in Disguise
Orange-Tip Butterfly
Mimicry in Action
Zizeeria Knysna
Canarian Orthoptera
Sapo, Perereca Ou Rã
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