Can you spot the animals in these pics

HI

I saw these pics of perfectly camouflaged animals, and I spent some time on some of these trying to spot the anmal lol
Maybe you can spot them faster..

Hope you enjoy


do you see the deer?


how about the giraffe



coyote

wolf


It took me like 5 minutes to find the parrot here


ground squirrel


very cool owl


I still havnt found the nighthawk thats suppose to be in this pic


You could walk right up on this leopard and never know he was there.. scary


more at this link

edit to add a few more
another owl


caiman

apes



seahorse



stonefish


gecco


jaguar

Very cool pictures, thanks for sharing....

And the nighthawk is on the lower right.

So cool!

I love threads like this, pictures say a thousand words

And here I was thinking chameleons were the best at camouflage fffft!

SnF

The only one that gave me a little trouble was the Wolf picture.

I had to enlarge the pic a little bit and then I saw it right away.

Probably would have been a bit harder if you hadn't already said what kind of animal to look for.

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Love it

The owl is an awesome one! I couldn't spot the leopard straight away! S&F

Here's the one you couldn't see. Nighthawk.

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Spotted them all (nearly) with my first look, so i must have hunting super powers!

Mind you, the one that gave me trouble was the coyote......just couldn't see it. If i was in the wild, that just ate me!

I feel sorry for the giraffe. Too big to camouflage properly........

added a few more to the op

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Great examples of natural camouflage.
Not trying to make anyone feel bad but I found them all in less than 5 seconds.
(not fair, I've had lots of practice - no, not where's waldo either)

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Welcome to the wonderful world of animal survival. We humans tend to think we have mastered all this stuff, but we're just leeching off nature really. She worked it all out a long time ago.

Near our property we currently have some swamp hens that have just had a clutch of about six young. My kids wanted to know why the babies had brown stripes, the mum was brown but the dad was bright purple and blue. I had to explain about camouflage so they didn't get eaten by other animals. As for the dad? I said he needs to show off to mum, that's why he's colourful.

Great pics, S&F.

From a personal and Darwin based POV....

I had squirrel and hawk for dinner, after I kept clear of a large leopard and a scary wolf. Then I killed an unsuspecting deer and packed away some venison for later on, caught myself a pet parrot and went into full on pirate mode ( Aaarhhhhrrrrrr ) - then, with a full belly, a full pack, and a smile on my face? I got eaten by a wiley coyote who I never even saw coming.

Man life out here in the wild is rough.

We need Richard Hoagland here real fast to tell us what he thinks he sees in these photos.

That was great. Thank you!

I didn`t have a hard time finding any of these animals. I spend a lot of my time close to nature. After a while you get pretty observant. The things you learn about animals if you are quiet enough can be amazing.

The hardest thing I have ever spotted is a tiny wood owl about 5`` high fully grown. Spotted Two of them that year.
Most people can look right at them and never see them, even when they are looking right at them. You can gain an intimate knowledge of animals when you spend lots of time in there world.

My students loved these!

Those are awesome!!!

Here's another, can you find the copperhead?

Originally posted by smyleegrl
My students loved these!

cool makes me feel good that you shared them with your students

I love this kind of stuff I can usually spot all of the animals Im familiar with, but when they throw in the leafy geckos, rock fish, or stick bugs... bah.

Just a little humor.. and cuteness.

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that took me a minute. I had to go to 400% screen size. Once I found it and went back to 100% I can see it plain as day.

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Thats like those darned timber rattlers. You CANT see those things, specifically when youre gathering wood. The darned rattling is as much for our protection as theirs.

Except for the Gecko, I could see them all instantly.
I guess I have a good eye for that sort of thing.
Cool pics though, thanks for sharing