1, glass frog
This creature is almost transparent and avoids predators by blending into its surroundings. It is 2-3 cm long, small and slender, with big and prominent eyes, slender limbs at pupil level and developed sucker, which makes it a master climber. Its ancestral home is Venezuela, and now it is mainly distributed in Central and South America.
2. Glass shrimp
It has a short forehead, no molars in its jaw, tentacles or not, and five pairs of feet have developed outer limbs. It exists in fresh water all over North America, and sometimes the digestive tracts of these animals can be clearly seen.
3. Glass Butterfly
The tissue structure of glass butterfly wings minimizes light reflection. This butterfly is found in Central America from Mexico to Panama. Because its wings are transparent, it is named glass butterfly.
4.glass catfish
It is distributed in rivers such as Borneo, Java, Sumatra and Thailand, and likes weak acidic soft water and old water. The optimum water temperature is 22 to 28 degrees Celsius.
5. Daphnia
It is the most important animal in the Arctic Circle, and transparency is an excellent camouflage choice for aquatic animals living in sunlight penetrating water. This water flea is completely transparent, which can help it avoid hungry dragonflies and beetles.
6, transparent jumping spider
It is famous for its excellent eyesight. He is a good hunter and good at camouflage.
7. Blue transparent tunicates
It looks like water because of the film on their outer surface. The fluorescent blue in its blue transparent film is due to the high concentration of vanadium in its blood cells.
8, transparent leafhopper
Transparent color is a camouflage tool for many insects. This transparent leafhopper can be well disguised.
9.pink gecko
Its almost transparent skin can see its blood vessels and other internal organs. This transparency helps it hide in the desert.
10, sea butterfly
Ocean butterflies and our common snails and mollusks belong to Gastropoda. The feet of this animal grow under the stomach and are particularly developed, and generally have a spiral shell. It is very small, transparent, gelatinous and grows in polar waters.