Can you spot the spider? 'Masters Of Disguise' exhibit highlights art of hiding


This Ladybird Spider from East Kalimantan in Indonesia resembles a bright-coloured ladybird beetle. Photo: Chien C. Lee

Biologist-turned-photographer Chien C. Lee is fascinated by animal hide and seek and wishes he could have the camouflaging abilities of a leaf-tailed gecko.

This elusive forest-dwelling lizard from Madagascar blends in so well with its environment, thanks to its mottled pattern, that you wouldn’t even know it’s there.

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