
Leaf Insect — A Leaf with Legs
A flattened body and leaf-like legs make an insect resemble part of a plant.

Leaf-like appendages turn a fish’s silhouette into an apparent tangle of seaweed.
Find the eye and snout first. Follow the body towards the curled tail, separating its outline from the leaf-like lobes.
Photo by and (C)2007 Derek Ramsey (Ram-Man); derivative edit by Papa Lima Whiskey
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Download imageLeaf-like appendages turn a fish’s silhouette into an apparent tangle of seaweed.
Find the eye and snout first. Follow the body towards the curled tail, separating its outline from the leaf-like lobes.
The leaf-like lobes break up the familiar outline of a fish and resemble drifting seaweed. The appendages provide disguise; the small fins propel the animal. Shape and setting work together.