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Walking Leaves
Leaf insects use camouflage to take on the appearance of a leaf.
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Walking Sticks
Their natural camouflage can make them extremely difficult to spot.
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3.
Decorator Crabs
Are common in rocky intertidal and subtidal areas on the temperate coasts of Australia.
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Orchid Mantis
This species is characterized by brilliant and beautiful coloring and unusual structure; their four walking legs resemble flower petals.
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South Indian Blue Oakleaf
The underside appears like a leaf complete with midrib while the upperside is brilliantly coloured.
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6.
Deroplatys Trigonodera
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Owl Butterfly
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8.
Paradoxophyla Palmata
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9.
Stonefish
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10.
Pygmy Seahorse
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11.
Leafy Sea Dragon
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12.
Mimic Octopus
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Merlet's Scorpionfish
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14.
Snake Eels
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15.
Leaf Katydid
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16.
Pacific Sanddab
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17.
Scarlet King Snake
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18.
Viceroy Butterfly
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19.
Treehopper
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20.
Deinopis Subrufa
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