Mimicking Stock Photos and Images

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RMTRJ1XE–A leaf mimicking katydid from the neotropical rainforest in the Amazon basin of Ecuador.

RMPPD7JH–A katydid blending in and mimicking a leaf in the Amazon rainforest in order to stay hidden from predators.

RMTRM5Y6–A leaf mimic katydid perches amidst the foliage of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador.

RMTRK2BM–A female hooded mantis (Choeradodis stalii) from the amazon rainforest in Ecuador's Yasuni national park.

RMTRK2BT–A female hooded mantis (Choeradodis stalii) from the amazon rainforest in Ecuador's Yasuni national park.

RMTRK2BY–A female hooded mantis (Choeradodis stalii) from the amazon rainforest in Ecuador's Yasuni national park.

RMTRJ20T–A macro photo of a leaf mimic katydid from the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador.

RMTRJ1WW–A leaf mimic katydid hiding in plain sight on a leaf in the Amazon rainforest in Yasuni national park, Ecuador.

RMPPD7X1–A moth species mimics dead leafs in order to blend in and evade the attention of predators.

RMPPD822–A katydid stays safe by convincingly mimicking a dead leaf in the Amazon rainforest.

RM2C8AR1E–A moss mimicking katydid is concealed in plain sight, its excellent camouflage helps it stay hidden.

RMMA956F–A extremely well camouflaged katydid mimicking moss on a the surface of a tree, it remains hidden from predators by blending in.

RFKHY3EE–A wasp mimicking moth species in close proximity to a stink bug on a stone from a river bank in Peru.

RFKHY3F0–A wasp mimicking moth species in close proximity to a stink bug on a stone from a river bank in Peru.

RF2DDXKCX–The caterpillar of the gaudy sphinx moth (Eumorpha labruscae) mimics a snake to protect itself from predators.

RF2DDXKF7–The caterpillar of the gaudy sphinx moth (Eumorpha labruscae) mimics a snake to protect itself from predators.

RF2DDXKKN–The caterpillar of the gaudy sphinx moth (Eumorpha labruscae) mimics a snake to protect itself from predators.

RF2DDXKM2–The caterpillar of the gaudy sphinx moth (Eumorpha labruscae) mimics a snake to protect itself from predators.

RM2C8AR11–A leaf mimic katydid looks like a leaf to trick predators.

RMKKFF63–A katydid that looks much like a yellowing leaf, camouflage which helps keep it safe from predators.

RMTRK273–Edalorhina perezi (Perez's snouted frog) is a toad like from the Amazon jungle, it resembles a dead leaf and lives on the forest floor.

RMPTJN62–Oxyrhopus melanogenys, Tschudi's false coral snake, is a harmless species that looks very similar to some dangerous coral snake species.

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