12 Free Photos of Well Camouflaged

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A well-camouflaged pipefish (Sygnathus dawsoni) in a a stand of Halophiladecipiens.
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Well-camouflaged octopus (original source misidentified the animal, but you can see the spiracle).
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Well camouflaged Tawny Frogmouth Podargus strigoides. Photograph taken on the Arnhemland Plateau, Northern Territory.
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Moth tensioner insect
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July 17, 2012 - Blackbeard Island, GA See how well Loggerheads camouflage with the wrack line on the beach? This mama just finished laying her nest and is now covering it from predators such as wild h
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Just chillin......... Common nighthawks are most active from half an hour before until an hour after sunset, and again starting an hour before sunrise. They are very well camouflaged, and can be har
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July 24, 2012- Blackbeard Island, GA Even though most nests hatch at night to avoid mammalian predators, these little guys seem to camouflage well enough in the wrack line. Nevertheless, this place is
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Western Fence Lizard is well camouflaged inside a fallen Joshua tree.
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Covered armor. Well camouflaged, a French manned, M-10 tan…
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SC 166705 - The gun crew sets the gun in a well-camouflaged jungle position during a night problem over difficult terrain. Rockhampton, Australia. 1 December, 1942.
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SC 348630 - A well-camouflaged 105mm howitzer of the 15th Regt., 1st ROK Div., in readiness for action against the North Korean forces north of Taegu. 18 September, 1950.
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SC 348634 - An ROK soldier of the 15th Regt., 1st ROK Div., sights through his well-camouflaged .50 cal. machine gun at the North Korean enemy, north of Taegu. 18 September, 1950.
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