The pattern of its feathers even resembles tree bark, making its camouflage even more convincing. The Ptarmigan, a closely related cousin of the ruffed grouse, takes this camouflage a step further. In ...

Photoshop CS 6 Extended tutorial showing how to transform & camouflage someone's face onto the gnarly bark of a century-old, tree trunk. Get 15% off BORIS FX OPTICS!

While camouflage usually means blending into a background, mimesis is when an animal actively mimics a specific object—like a twig, a leaf, or in this case, tree bark.

This bird uses the broken branch strategy to escape from the predator, which means the frogmouth bird appears to be ...

This new caterpillar species from Oʻahu hunts insects and decorates itself with their body parts. Yes, it’s real—and it’s ...

Peppered Moth Moths and butterflies are masters of camouflage, but none do it better than the peppered moth. The monochrome wings of this insect are its best survival tool. Peppered moths are active ...

A never-photographed bird has been spotted in the UK for what could be the first time - a pure white treecreeper ...