’’Lips or plants?’’
’’This lizard’s perfect tree bark camouflage’’
’’The Brown Frillback Pigeon’’
"The bunny harvestman is a weird-looking arachnid that some say resembles a dog with spider’s legs."
"Intriguing succulent plants look like a bunch of colorful stones."
"A strange-looking mushroom growing on corn."
’’Surreal landscape, White Desert — Egypt’’
’’This experience of getting close to a sword-billed hummingbird and masked flower-piercer is thrilling.’’
"Lion’s mane — a mushroom that totally lives up to its descriptive name."
"This philodendron plant decided to be totally original."
"A rare sighting of a black squirrel"
"These orchid flowers resemble monkey faces."
"Not everyone gets the chance to see a gorgeous white peacock strolling around their neighborhood."
’’A rock made of rocks.’’
"The colors and pattern on this ’’Picasso bug’’ look almost unnatural."
"An unusual succulent that looks like anything but a plant."
"A plant with leaves shaped like hummingbirds."
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Are they actually rare? Or just rare to this person's area. I live in western Pennsylvania. Almost directly in the middle of Erie and Pittsburgh PA.
I was thinking this exact thing, I've only seen a couple but that's just in my area I have family that see them all the time where they are.
Not everyone wants a peacock strolling around their neighborhood, they're loud and quiet often aggressive.
And they explode into real bright puffs of feathery color when you hit them with a baseball bat or car.