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In the wild, nature reveals extraordinary masters of disguise that effortlessly blend into their surroundings. Observe the leaf insect, whose flat, broad green body and delicate vein patterns mimic real leaves perfectly. Witness the stonefish, its warty, rock-like skin and concealed spines enabling it to ambush prey from the seafloor. Marvel at the pygmy seahorse, a tiny marvel that clings to gorgonian sea fans, matching their bright colors and textures. While the snow hare is renowned for its seasonal white coat, our sources do not detail its camouflage, leaving it as a mysterious cameo.
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