REMARKABLE CAMOUFLAGE

LEAF KATYDID

Most katydids exhibit characteristics of mimicry or camouflage,

primarily resembling that of leaves.

AGAMA LIZARD

The most common lizard in Africa is also one of the best at

camouflage.

PYGMY SEAHORSE

The smallest seahorses in the world are so good at camouflage

that they were only discovered when one of their hosts was

being examined in a laboratory.

Wolf Spider

These solitary predators are agile and have great eyesight but

also don’t mind waiting patiently and using their

camouflage to trick their prey.

GHOST MANTIS

This miniature African praying mantis is known for its leaf like body.

STICK INSECT

Found all over the world, their scientific name is derived from an

ancient Greek word meaning “apparition” or “phantom”

because they are so hard to spot.

ARCTIC FOX

Common throughout the Arctic, these foxes blend into some of the

 most extreme environments on the planet.

GREAT POTOO

These tropical birds are so good at camouflage that you would

have a hard time knowing they were there if it weren’t for

their distinctive call.