One of several species of glass frogs native to tropical rainforests of Central and South America
One
of the wonders of the natural world is the ability of so many species
to use camouflage as a defense mechanism against predators. Often camouflage
means intricate patterns of brightly colored markings that help the
animal to blend in with its habitat. In other cases, camouflage can mean
transparency. Disappearing against the backdrop of your surroundings is
easy if others can see right through you. Such is the case with the
animals seen in this photo collection. See more images of these fascinating species here.
Crocodile
Icefish, native to Antarctica, has no scales. Icefish are the only
vertebrates without red blood cells and hemoglobin
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