A couple of weeks back, Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan shared a clip that included a close-up shot of what seemed an individual holding normal stick. As birds were heard singing in the background, the individual pokes the stick to his left forefinger. As he touches it once again with 2 fingers, the ‘stick’ begins to move. It was never ever a stick however a completely camouflaged bug. This clip you’re seeing on the top window is another terrific example of nature’s breathtaking capability to camouflage. In the brief video, a guy holds a little bug with a set of tweezers and rubs it on a tree branch. At that minute, an irregular spot on the branch begins moving. Other than it wasn’t a branch. It was a perfectly-camouflaged lizard. The reptile exposed itself at the sight of food and continued to consume it entire in one effort. Video Credit: Twitter/@TansuYegen
