Jan 11, 2011
Amazing capacity of camouflage
In order to avoid predators, many animals have amazing capacity of camouflage, such as lizards, geckos, fish and bats and so on. The insects can simulate dead leaves, and the animal’s markings provide effective camouflage as well. They cleverly use the surrounding environment as camouflage with colors or shapes, and are exactly like dry twigs, the sand, etc.
Malaysia, a small hippocampus lying on the red coral
A lizard hiding in a tree (picture top left)
France, the moth used branches of trees as camouflage.
Left: Brazil, proboscis bats
Right: New Caledonia, frogfish inhabit the rocks and resemble coral
French Polynesia, a stonefish lying on the seabed
Left: A rare gray forest owl had a rest in the tree
Right: Madagascar, a gecko was perfectly hidden in a tree
Goby fish camouflage themselves by the sand
Left: Cameroon, a grasshopper camouflage themselves by green moss
Right: A gray flycatcher in the Wood pile
Bali, Indonesia, a crocodile lying on the seabed
France, a Moore gecko lying on the wall
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