Tree Ocelot
This wild American cat can imitate the call of a baby pied tamarin monkey like a pro.
Viceroy butterfly
Harmless Viceroy butterfly mimics the brightly coloured monarch butterfly to ward off predators
Mimic octopus
The mimic octopus is unusual because unlike most other mimics who stick to impersonating one other species, this cephalopod impersonates multiple
Male superb lyrebird
Male super lyrebird is famous for lying! This bird can imitate the calls of more than 20 other species to attract partners
Alligator snapping turtle
These reptiles have an appendage on their tongue that moves back and forth to resemble a worm to catch prey
South African puff adder
This reptiles wave their tails to mimic worms or caterpillars
Spicebush swallotail caterpillar
Spicebush swallowtail caterpillar practices mimicry over multiple life stages by tricking birds into not eating them
Photuris Firefly
Female photuris fireflies mimic the mating flashes of the female Photinus fireflies to express love
Fangblenny
The fangblenny can switch to have a black body and electric blue stripe that resembles the wrasse to bite off the scales and skin of larger fish