Think you're good at hide and seek? Then think again, because as you can see from this list compiled by Bored Panda, these wild animals are the absolute champions when it comes to going undetected. You'll never be able to beat these animals' camouflage! It's the simple fact that they have the biological advantage of blending in, also called mimicry, and this allows these smart animals to disappear into their environment to avoid being eaten by predators.
Caterpillars that resemble leaves and geckos the color of bark to spiders that look like sand and stick insects that look like, well, sticks - aren't they truly amazing animals? These camouflage masters will confound and amaze you...but only if you can spot the animal mimicry virtuosos!
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Great Horned Owl
Common Baron Caterpillar
Leaf-Tailed Gecko
Leaf-Litter Toads
Wrap-Around Spider
Gray Treefrog
Uroplatus Gecko
Green Sea Turtle
Tropidoderus Childrenii Or Children's Stick Insect
Wolf Spider
Buff-Tip Moth
Snow Leopard
Chameleon
Great Gray Owl
Oh, so this is your new dress Karen??...NOT impressed...!!! ΧD
Mediterranean Octopus
Stick Insect
Stone Flounder
Willow Ptarmigan
Copperhead Snake
If it's poisonous, I already died a dozen times... can't see it at all :(
Venomous. If it bites you and you die; it's venomous. If you bite it and you die; it's poisonous. Copperheads are venomous, but it's mild.
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There is NO snake!! PLEASE if you find it tell me where it is!!
1 munit and nothin i give up copper snake wins NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
its so hard to find, but i found it after a while. its in the center
we found it after a long search !! Looked at the copperhead in the picture a few scrolls down....then came back, and was able to have a better eye for it !
if in doubt scan with mouse. i need my mouse to scan for me for me in real life :(
we found it after a long search !! scrolling and seeing the other copperhead (a few pictures down) KEEP SEARCHING! :)
This terrifies me because we have those snakes here and I can't see that thing at all. I could walk right up on one and be none the wiser until it bites me.
This has been the talk of the town on Facebook. It was posted a month ago to let people find the snake. I can still hardly see it!
Look near the center of the photo for a pattern resembling Hershey's kisses.
I will literally die by it. Its super hard to spot it. Took me ages
a bit on the left of the yellowgreen leaf. exact in the middle of the picture.. twisted in a curl
It's in the bottom right. Just above the green patch. You can only see its head.
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Mossy Leaf-Tail Gecko
Red Bat
Impala
Katydid Or Bush Cricket
Long-Tailed Potoo
You gotta listen to the sound a great Potoo makes, it sounds like a teen that just went through puberty and is yelling at their mom
Shimmery Sea Sapphire
Longfingered Scorpionfish
Horned Lizard
Flounder Fish
Southern Pygmy Leatherjacket
Peppered Moth
Tree Snake
Leaf-Litter Mantid
California Stick Insect
Mossy Leaf-Tailed Gecko
Camouflaged Looper
Leaf Insect Phyllium Giganteum
Great Potoo
Horned Adder
Cicada
We have brown desert cicadas. When they take to the air, it's like a tiny football flying at your face!
Lichen Spider
Soft Coral Crab
Moth
Copperhead Snake
Most likely a cottonmouth snake. It doesn't have the classic Hershey kisses pattern of the copperhead. Easy to confuse the two.
Adelpha Serpa Selerio Caterpillar
White-Tailed Ptarmigan
Misumena Vatia Spider
Crab Spider
Pretty colors or not spiders creep me out and it's made worse by how well they seem to blend in with their environments! Just a whole lot of NOPE happening here!
Stone Fish
Goldenrod Crab Spider
Toadhead Agama
Great Rockfish
Camouflage is necessary to animals but i don't want to stumble upon those insects and geckos because I'm scared of them.😓
Who waited patiently to take all these photos ? Naturalists would have had to compile them over years.
A lot of times is pure luck, specially with insects, they're just there if you look hard enough!
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Who waited patiently to take all these photos ? Naturalists would have had to compile them over years.
A lot of times is pure luck, specially with insects, they're just there if you look hard enough!
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