A student named Helen from Florida, USA, took a wild photo. In the photo, there is a snake that is good at camouflaging and completely integrated into nature.

Netizens forwarded it one after another, allowing others to find it as soon as possible.

Well, it’s time to test your eyesight. Can you find it in 20 seconds?

There will be answers below. If you find it or if you really can’t find it and give up, please look at the picture below.

Let me give you a hint first: This is a venomous snake called "Copper-headed Belly".

The morphological characteristics of the copper-headed belly: the head is obviously triangular, the body has red or brown patches all over the body, and the tail end of some individuals is yellow, especially the larvae, which are about 70-130 cm long.

There are many animals in nature that possess this mimicry ability. For example, the inchworm looks like a branch, the leaf butterfly looks like a fallen leaf, and there is a South American perch in the Amazon River that looks like a fallen leaf when it floats on the water. There are also some

Geckos, mantises, frogs, spiders, stick insects, etc. all have "special functions" that allow them to blend into the natural environment.