Perfectly hidden
Subtitle: the animal kingdom's fascinating camouflage
By: Christine Schlitt ; translated by Chris Brandt
Contributors: Brandt, Chris, translator
Publisher: Sky Pony
Published: 2013
Language: eng
Number of pages: 80
ISBN-13: 9781620871157
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Juvenile literature; Camouflage (Biology)
Work titles: Perfekt versteckt
Description: Presents information about the world's thirty-five best natural masters of disguise, including caterpillars that look like twigs, see-through fish, and praying mantises disguised as petals.
Notes: Includes index.

Age 9-12.

Grade 4 to 6.
Table of contents: title: Perfectly hidden is halfway to survival!; title: Invisible among the leaves; title: Rainforest ghosts; title: Predatory orchid imitators; title: The peppered moth's trick; title: Walking twigs; title: The magical transformation of the oakleaf butterflies; title: Look out, it's spiny!; title: What's painting itself with someone else's stripes; title: Invisible in a sea of blossoms; title: Crabs with roof gardens; title: Well camouflaged in the mudflats; title: Phantoms of the deep; title: Quick-change artists with eight arms; title: Transparent and poisonous; title: Invisible hunters on the ocean floor; title: Well camouflaged in ambush; title: Stone or not stone?; title: Devilish tricksters; title: Safely hidden dressed in rags; title: Hocus Pocus, see right through me!; title: The king of the frogs and his clothing; title: Upside down and dressed as bark; title: Colorful, more colorful, chameleon; title: Lizard in a spiky outfit; title: Shy prairie rattlers; title: Fluorescent green and still invisible; title: Like a stick in the reeds; title: Invisible (looks like bark); title: Carnival in the rainforest; title: Longears with white vests; title: White on the permanent ice; title: Silent hunters; title: Living on the hot desert sands; title: Through the branches in slow motion; title: Well protected by white spots.