Matthew sent me this tweet, and he clearly meant me to find the hidden animal. But as it’s in Japanese, I didn’t have a search image, or know what the creature was.
Can you find it? There won’t be a reveal as you will see it if you look long enough.
クワエダシャクがどんどん食べるので葉が出た桑の枝を追加。まったく動く気配がないが、気付くと葉がなくなっている、 pic.twitter.com/otA5oAf1E5
— mouuuusa (@muakbno) April 5, 2018
Is that a wee black caterpillar?
A stick worm.
Yeah, I noticed the feet first.
I like the gnu names for animals.
Snake = Danger Noodle
Raccoon = Trash Panda
Bunny = Boople Snoot
Hedgehog = Ouch Floof
Alligator – American Murder Log
Cat = Asshole
I think bat was “leather bird”.
The word for “cat” is inappropriate.
I’m sure it’s meant in a most endearing way.
I’m sure what he means is this:
Snake = Danger Noodle
Raccoon = Trash Panda
Bunny = Boople Snoot
Hedgehog = Ouch Floof
Alligator – American Murder Log
Cat = Inappropriate
Oh, i spotted it all right! But it is a good one.
Inch worm using its own silk for support
And there’s also the wriggly-tailed Snopake Bug [bottom right]
Google Translate says:
Added mulberry branches leaves leaves because mulberry eat more and more. There is no sign of movement at all, but when you notice it, the leaves are gone,
The left-most “stick” is not a stick at all!
I can see how a bird would miss it.
Bottom left stem. Fantastic mimicry!
Ita a twig imitating caterpillar (bottom left)Lepidoptera family Geometridae – called an ‘inch worm’.
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Well that was the quickest “spot the animal” ever!
Yes, the easiest one until now.