This bird can disappear in plain sight among dead leaves.
The Large Frogmouth inhabits the rainforests of New Guinea and northern Australia. By day, it rests motionless on the forest floor or among leaf litter, relying on its extraordinary camouflage to resemble a pile of dry leaves. At night, it awakens to hunt insects, spiders, and other small prey.
A master of disguise, proving that sometimes the best way to survive is to become part of the forest itself.
Large Frogmouth 👇
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