Mouse mole star moths, moth grass moths, demon flower mantis are species that have shapes and colors like flowers that confuse other creatures and all humans.
1. Mouse nose star
The nose of this rat is shaped like a coral-colored flower, when the mouse sticks its head to the ground that looks like a tree. According to the researchers, the star-shaped nose of the mouse is a dense concentration of nerves. Star-nosed mouse is the fastest-eating mammal in the world and swallowed food through the nose.
2. Flower hat jellyfish
Flower hat jellyfish are found in southern Japan. With translucent colors and many small stripes, this marine creature looks like flowers. Jellyfish tentacles can bite and are used to catch small fish.
3. Anthozoa
Anthoza is a class belonging to the magnetized jellyfish industry. The anthozoa name comes from the Greek word for flowers and animals. These are called flower-shaped animals because in the early stages of development they look like flowers.
4. Devilish mantis
Devil flower mantis can appear in three different shapes, including the shape of an ordinary insect, the shape of the orchid and the shape of the leaves. This mantis is also capable of disguising itself as flowers in the forest.
5. Grass moth caterpillar
When wrapped around a small tree branch, moths can easily be mistaken for a bright yellow flower. The color and shape of caterpillars can also become effective camouflage tools and help them warn other species. When caterpillars have become moths, all of their hallucinogenic colors will disappear and remain only brown and golden beige.
6. Lion fish
Mollusks are poisonous fish, sometimes shaped like tropical flowers floating in the water. Red colors on fish help them attract attention, while other colors represent the danger of fish so that other marine creatures stay away.
7. Orchid mantis
The shape and color of orchid flowers is a way for this insect to be used to "lure".
