There are many animals on our planet that have developed different ways to avoid detection by predators and prey. Among them are animals with perfect camouflage ability to be almost invisible to their surroundings.

The excellent camouflage ability of this leaf-tailed gecko makes it difficult for us to detect it crawling on a tree trunk.

The leaf beetle’s appearance and color make it look exactly like a leaf.

The Arctic hare’s fur makes it appear invisible against the white snow.

Can you spot which are stick insects and which are real tree branches?

The unique skin makes the gray tree frog seem to blend into the rough tree bark.

Rocky mountains are almost perfect camouflage for mountain goats.

Geometer moths are masters of camouflage in nature.

Research shows that solitary birds choose nesting sites based on their patterns and colors.

Stingrays are also an animal that is very good at camouflage.

A flounder has a similar color to its surroundings.

This octopus also knows how to “stealth” with impressive camouflage abilities.

Elephant trunk or tree trunk?

Another image shows that leaf beetles are truly experts at camouflage in nature.

Can you spot a leopard sleeping in this weed field?

This crab’s shell allows it to easily hide on the sand without worrying about being discovered by enemies or prey.