12 Animals That Are Masters of Camouflage
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Tobacco Hornworm
- Class: Insects
- Order: Butterflies
- Family: Hornworms
- Habitat: North and South America
- Camouflage: Mimesis
The tobacco hornworm really does love tobacco plants. The nicotine in the plants makes this moth horrible for predators to eat.
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
