Try to spot them - wonderful examples of camouflaged animals

5/30/2017

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Nature Story: Try to spot them - wonderful examples of camouflaged animals

I have just found a list of animals that are absolute champions in hiding. Try to spot these creatures!

Mother-nature is super creative and careful. She gave these animals perfect camouflages to hide from predators and save their lives. They mix with the surrounding background and it becomes really difficult to spot them even for a person's catching eye. Take a look at these 15 pictures that show these camouflaged animals in their usual environment. Try to find them!

#1 Common Baron Caterpillar

#2 Great Horned Owl

#3 Leaf-Tailed Gecko

#4 Leaf-Litter Toads

#5 Pygmy Seahorse

#6 Bearded scorpionfish

#7 Vietnamese Mossy Frog

#8 Special butterfly

#9 Ornate Ghost Pipefish

#10 Ghost Crab

#11 Spider

#12 Copperhead snake

#13 Slant Faced Grasshopper

#14 Devil scorpionfish

#15 Buff-Tip Moth

Have you found all the animals? What do you think about their camouflages? Share your opinion in the comments below.

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88 Comments

Eve

I had to look up two of them because the pictures didn't load. Mother nature is amazing! Some I had to look really close in order to see them.

bonniecardona

Some of the pics were not available

lmoores

Isn't nature amazing.

flanderschristy

Isn't nature amazing?! The only ones that I saw had their eyes open, otherwise I wouldn't have seen them.

Ilias Tsiabardas

Very good Camouflage !!!!that's the miracle of Nature

Patsy Creaven

4 were difficult

Margaret Mackenzie

Saw them all but couldn’t find the way to say so

bleonard

Only one picture came up. Where are #2-15?

Robert Mookerdum

The camouflage of these beautiful creatures still does not protect them from one most thoughtless and heartless predator, the Human species.We don't destroy them individually but en-masse by destroying their habitats with our greed and so called technology.Theodore Kasczinsky was right in so many ways.