12 Animals That Are Masters of Camouflage
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Wolf Spider
- Class: Spiders
- Order: Araneae
- Family: Lycosidae
- Habitat: Worldwide (apart from polar regions)
- Camouflage: Mimesis
Almost identical to the tree bark! The varied light and dark patterns on the body and legs of the wolf spider are perfectly suited to its habitat. But don’t be scared when you walk through the woods: this spider isn’t aggressive and their venom isn’t strong enough to cause any serious damage to humans. But their bites can hurt and the wound might swell up.
Trick: Disguises itself as tree bark
- Table of Contents:
- 0. Introduction
- 1. Denise's Pygmy Seahorse
- 2. Leaf-Tail Gecko
- 3. Indian Oakleaf
- 4. Carpet Flathead
- 5. Eastern Screech Owl
- 6. Mossy Frog
- 7. Ambon Scorpionfish
- 8. Common Baron
- 9. Mimic Octopus
- 10. Stick Insect
- 11. Tobacco Hornworm
- 12. Wolf Spider
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