It’s like a hawk’s eyes when you can spot your beloved woodland animal in the trees before it speeds away

PUT your eagle eyes to the test and see if you can spot the hooves ruminant Animal camouflage between the trees.

The photo shows a white-tailed deer hiding in a thick patch of forest.

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At first glance, the viewer may see the film as an ordinary dense forest, but if you examine the film closely, you will see the deer lurking in the background.

Readers still having trouble spotting the sneaky beast can spot the deer in the left corner of the strip.

According to the Cosley Zoo, white-tailed deer have hollow hairs that help insulate them in cold weather.

Fur colors change seasonally, helping the deer better camouflage themselves, and the fawns’ spotted coats help them hide on the forest floor.

Another optical illusion challenges you to spot the deadly crocodile in less than five seconds.

In this optical illusion, the wily creature camouflaged itself perfectly in the undergrowth in the snap taken in Andasibe, Madagascar.

Photographer Julia Sundukova was exploring Andasibe National Park when she captured the incredible image.

But she admitted she pulled the trigger without even realizing that a hungry hidden guest was lurking.

The nature lover from Russia only realized when she got home that she had come dangerously close to the deadly crocodile.

She explained that she noticed the animal camouflaged in green when she started studying her snaps.

Julia confessed that the terse call with the crocodile “made her hair stand on end” as she couldn’t believe how well it had hidden itself.

The 44-year-old said: “I was exploring the area around the lodge and approaching a large lake surrounded by rainforest.

“It was only when I looked at the footage that I noticed an eye and then realized it was a crocodile!

“My hair stood on end, I was so close to this hunter.”

The photographer was impressed by the reptile’s ability to blend into its surroundings while remaining perfectly still.

Julia added: “Crocodiles can stay in the same position for a really long time, which is probably why I didn’t notice him at first.

“It’s amazing how they can hide in the grass and become part of the landscape.”

So can you spot the cunning crocodile in time to save you?

If you take a closer look, you’ll notice something sinister lurking around in the lower left corner.

Those brave enough to walk up close might be able to spot the beady eye staring straight at them.

Julia thinks it’s a Nile crocodile masquerading among the colorful bushes in the national park.

The species can grow up to 16 feet long and typically hunts its prey in swamps, rivers, and lakes throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

The freshwater crocodiles eat a variety of animals and ambush their targets at the perfect moment.

They’ve been known to wait hours, days, and even weeks to find the perfect opportunity to strike.