A huge orange sea spider!

(Photo Роман Федорцов)

A neon blue flatworm.

(Photo Raimundo Fernandez)

This Asian mantis is an incredible ant mimic!

(Photo Sunny Josef)

Lexias pardalis caterpillar.

(Photo macrojunkie)

Uropyia meticulodina is perfectly disguised as a leaf!

(Photo Bettaman)

The Christmas spider of Australia.

(Photo Robert Whyte)

Trefoil horseshoe bat.

(Photo M.A. Muin)

The helmeted guineafowl (Numida meleagris) is native to Africa.

(Photos Dubi Shapiro)

This planthopper nymph shoots wax out of its bottom to distract & confuse predators.

(Photo David Reed)

The goliath frog of West Africa is the largest frog in the world. It can grow to 33cm in length & weigh up to 3kg.

This is how flying snakes glide and manouvre in the air.

(Video SochaLab)

The extraordinary jewelled chameleon.

(Photo Jorn Kohler)

This extraordinary moth (Macrocilix maia) mimics two flies eating bird dung!

(Photos Parag Giri)

The endangered Semirechensk salamander can be found in the Dzungarian Alatau mountains of China & Kazakhstan.

(Photo Henk Wallays)

Zebra striped sea anemone (Nemanthus annamensis).

(Photo Nhobgood)

The endangered Okarito kiwi from New Zealand can live to 100 years old!

(Photo Ian Gill)

Wahlberg's epauletted fruit bat is an important pollinator in southern Africa.

(Photo Merlin D. Tuttle)

The clown face tiger moth.

(Photo Andreas Kay)

This cute teddy bear crab has two anemones on its claws which give a powerful sting when used against predators.

(Photo padi.co.jp)

A juvenile lionfish.

(Photo Steven Kovacs)