Leaf insects, also known as walking leaves, belong to the insect family Phylliidae and are among the most convincing examples of camouflage in the natural world. Their bodies are flattened and shaped like broad green leaves, complete with vein patterns, irregular edges, and color variations that resemble natural leaf damage. This disguise allows them to remain nearly invisible while resting on plants, helping them avoid detection by birds and other predators. This remarkable appearance is the re

Shaking like a leaf 🍃⁣⁣ As their name suggests, leaf insects (Phylliidae) are camouflaged to look like leaves. Some species even sway to mimic leaves blowing in the wind. This all acts as a clever defence from predators. ⁣ | BBC Earth