ANIMALS 

Leaf mimicry is a remarkably clever form of camouflage, allowing some animals to blend in as leaves to evade predators or to remain hidden as they wait for unsuspecting prey. This amazing adaptation is common in insects but can also be seen among other species. 

Here are 5 leaf-like animals you won't believe:

Exhibits remarkable camouflage adaptations and is native to regions across Southeast Asia and parts of Australia.

Native to Madagascar, can grow up to 90mm in total length, including its tail.

Indigenous to tropical Asia, has wings that mimic dry leaves with dark veins.

This species is native to the rainforests of the Malay Peninsula, as well as the islands of Sumatra and Borneo.

Found in Asia, this species of mentis are skilled predators and masters of camouflage.