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These fascinating imposters are leaf insects. They hide from predators through cryptic mimicry. Some species have markings that resemble spots of disease or damage, including holes. They are super evolvers, since their appearance adapts over time to match

These fascinating imposters are leaf insects. They hide from predators through cryptic mimicry. Some species have markings that resemble spots of disease or damage, including holes. They are super evolvers, since their appearance adapts over time to match

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