Because they always lie on the ocean floor on their left side, this species of flounder has both eyes on its right side, hence the name.
Thriving in the humid and warm Indonesian rainforests, this mantis can usually be found on papaya trees and will pretty much eat anything it catches.
Usually flying at night, the nightjar usually lies concealed in the dirt during the day.
Despite the name, this isn’t really a fish. It’s a mollusk, and a very well hidden one at that. Besides their insane camouflage skills they are also considered to be one of the most intelligent invertebrates with a very high brain to body mass ratio.
Although we already saw a katydid at number 16, there are over 6,400 species, and almost all of them are extremely good at blending into their environment.
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