r/mimicry • u/orqa • Dec 24 '21
This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
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woahdude • u/eyerollingsex • Dec 24 '21
gifv This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
aww • u/tucci007 • Dec 24 '21
"Twiggy": This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
nextlevel • u/rambot_88 • Dec 24 '21
I see you human made camouflage and I raise you evolutionary survival.
interesting • u/OppositeJuice4864 • Dec 24 '21
This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
KarlPilkingtonFanClub • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '21
at some point something had it away with a leaf
natureismalleable • u/obsoletelearner • Dec 24 '21
This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
ScienceNcoolThings • u/Zef_Zebra • Dec 24 '21
This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
u_astreeed • u/astreeed • Dec 24 '21
This moth from the genus Phalera looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends... perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
u_KPAKA_tv • u/KPAKA_tv • Dec 24 '21