Mata Mata Turtles have rough, leaf like skin and flat bodies which help them camouflage seamlessly into riverbeds.
Native to Madagascar, the Giant Leaf Tailed Gecko camouflages perfectly with tree bark. Its flat body and tail helps it to camouflage with nature and resemble a dead leaf.
Giant Leaf Litter Toad camouflages itself with the forest's floor environment. It has brown, leaf like appearance that helps it to blend with nature and hide from its predators.
Chameleons have an ability to change colour. They use specialised cells to blend in with their surroundings, communicate, or regulate temperatures.
Gaboon Vipers are native to Africa and are known for their large triangular head and ability to camouflage. They have powerful venom which make them a dangerous predator.
Vietnamese Mossy Frogs have bumpy skin texture which resembles moss and helps them camouflage in forests and rocky streams. Their unique skin makes them almost invisible to their predators.
This marine animal resembles floating seaweed. The Leafy Seadragon has leaf like appendages which allows it to camouflage in its underwater surroundings.
Flower Mantis have vibrant colours and petal like limbs. Their appearance helps them camouflage to ambush their preys and avoid predators.
The Arctic hare uses its thick and white fur for camouflage in snowy environments. It helps the hare to evade predators while adapting to extreme cold conditions.