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Blind fish with skin color and thorny layer mixed with coral.This fish often lives in deep water, has the ability to change body color to adapt to the environment.
When moving on the ground, the moth's green is almost identical to the leaves.Thanks to that, it will easily avoid enemies.
White-striped striped leather makes this pufferfish easy to hide between coral reefs in Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.
Grasshopper elephant with the shape of a small leaf.Photo taken in a forest in Singapore.
A goby fish (Pleurosicya mossambica) floats on the reef in Bali, Indonesia.
The art of hiding the ingenuity of a puffer fish (the Balistidae).
Bushy cricket in the shape of a dry leaf, nestled by a small tree trunk in the forest in Quito, Ecuador.
Long-nosed hawkfish (Oxycirrhites typus) "camouflage" in the ocean thanks to a horned coral in the Red Sea, Egypt.
A pregnant dwarf horse fish living on the reef in Indonesia.
The skin color is similar to the surrounding environment, allowing Thysanophrys chiltonae to leisurely move under the sea without fear of being detected.
Thanks to the favor of nature, this bug can hide perfectly.
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