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Camouflaged Creatures: Nature's Masters of Disguise

Explore the incredible world of camouflaged creatures, from spiders to geckos, blending seamlessly with their surroundings in stunning photographs. Discover the art of natural deception in this captivating collection.

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Camouflaged Creatures: Nature's Masters of Disguise

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  1. Una araña cangrejo blanca a la espera de su presa. Foto: SPH-853 / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  2. Una fantástica salamanquesa de cola de hoja, también conocida como la salamanquesa satánica de cola de hoja, escondida en el parque nacional Andasibe-Mantadia de Madagascar. Foto: Thomas Marent / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  3. Una mantis orquídea en una flor. Foto: Bill Coster / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  4. Una especie de la familia de los grillos, conocida como "LeafKatydid", se disfraza de hoja en la reserva de San Cipriano, en Colombia. Foto: Thomas Marent / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  5. Un lagarto agama escondido en el Suroeste de Namibia. Foto: GeoffTrinder / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  6. A Great Grey Owl perching on a branch. Photo: M. Watson / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  7. A Speckled Sanddab blends in with the pebbled ocean floor. Photo: KEL-24 / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  8. Un sapo cara de murciélago se esconde estre las hojas secas del parque nacional Amacayacu en Colombia. Foto: Thomas Marent / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  9. This Mossy Leaf-tailed Gecko is barely visible as it lies on a tree in MontagnedAmbre National Park in Northern Madagascar. Thomas Marent / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

  10. A Righteye Flounder camouflages itself on the seabed. Photo: VT-8454 / ARDEA / CATERS NEWS

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