Aug 14, 2024, 09:09 PM IST
These frogs have transparent skin on their underside, allowing their internal organs to be visible. Found in Central and South America, they are named for their glass-like appearance.
Many species of jellyfish, like the moon jellyfish, are nearly transparent. Their gelatinous bodies allow them to blend into their surroundings in the ocean.
These deep-sea creatures have transparent bodies, which help them avoid predators by reducing their visibility in the dark ocean depths.
Native to Central America, this butterfly has transparent wings, with veins and a slight tint around the edges, making them difficult to spot.
This deep-sea fish has a transparent head, which allows it to look upwards through its skull and see prey in the water above.
When young, surgeonfish are transparent, helping them evade predators. As they mature, they develop their iconic bright blue color.
These small, transparent crustaceans live in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Their transparency makes them nearly invisible to predators.
These planktonic tunicates are gelatinous and transparent, drifting in the ocean. Their bodies are mostly water, making them hard to detect.