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Leaf-tailed gecko -

It's quite challenging to spot this tiny fellow hanging out on the tree trunk. 

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Leaf-tail gecko -

It's a challenge to locate this gecko as he's almost camouflaged within the tree!

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Ghost crab -

This little creature blends right into the sand. 

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Leaf insect -

Can you tell which part is leaf and which part is insect? 

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Leaf insect -

This guy is all about turning over a new leaf.

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Frog -

Passing insects should be cautious when flying over this pond!

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Gray tree frog -

One might easily overlook the small frog calmly perched on the tree trunk.

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Arctic hare -

Warning: hidden in the snow is a cute little bunny...

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Artic hare -

An arctic hare puts on its best snow impression at Hudson Bay, Canada.

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Geometer moth -

The geometer moth is renowned for its mastery of camouflage. 

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Stick insect -

Can you differentiate between the actual branch and the stick insect's disguise?

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Stick insect -

A stick bug doing one hell of a job impersonating a twig. 

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Blue spotted stingray -

The predatory blue spotted stingray patiently waits for its next meal...

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Pale scops owl -

Research has indicated that birds make nesting decisions based on their markings and colors. This owl nailed it! 

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Butterfly -

Certain butterflies opt for blending in instead of standing out from their peers.

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Nubian ibex -

The ibex's camouflage is nearly flawless among sandy desert rocks.

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Stingray -

A subtle stingray who has mastered the art of stealth.

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Elephant -

Is it an elephant trunk or a tree trunk?

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Rock ptarmigan -

The speckled feathers of a female ptarmigan seamlessly blend with the rock and cranberry bushes.

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Southern rock agama -

The males have blue heads but can tone the color down to match the rest of their bodies and blend in with the rocks when predators are near.

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Roe deer -

"If I can't see them, they can't see me."

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Grumbling grass frog -

This creature, commonly called the Southern bell frog, effortlessly blends into the nearby pond vegetation.

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Southern stingray -

A clever stingray in the Caribbean has devised a strategy to conceal itself from voracious predators.

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Cheetah -

Can you find the dozing cheetah?

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Alligator -

Is that a log floating in the water? Or something a little sharper?

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Red deer -

Although his brown fur may not provide the ideal camouflage among ferns, one must acknowledge his commendable effort!

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Zvonimir's blenny -

This peculiar type of blenny fish seamlessly blends with its underwater environment.

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Reef octopus -

This octopus effortlessly camouflages with its reef environment.

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Wide-eyed flounder -

The ability of the wide-eyed flounder to camouflage is advantageous, given its unattractive appearance.

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Great gray owl -

Whoo are you looking at?

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Crackling forest grasshopper -

It would be difficult to spot this grasshopper among decaying autumn leaves.

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Ptarmigan -

The ptarmigan's winter feathers are perfectly suited for the snowy environment they inhabit.

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Wheaten terrier -

Is it purely chance that this cute wheaten terrier perfectly blends with the furry carpet, or has it adapted to its surroundings?

See also: Don't be fooled: these cute animals could kill you

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