Dead Leaf Butterfly!!

Don’t step on that leaf, because it’s a butterfly.
Here is some evidence:


Kallima inachus or Dead Leaf is a butterfly found in tropical Asia from India to Japan. With wings closed, it closely resembles a dry leaf with dark veins and is a spectacular example of camouflage.

The dead leaf butterfly disguises itself as its name suggests, a dead leaf, the butterfly does this so it can live without any insects or animals eating it.

When its wings are closed the butterfly takes on the form of a dead leaf, avoiding predators with its exquisite camouflage. Differing in appearance during the wet and dry seasons, the butterfly takes on a richer brown colour during the rainy seasons.
When they do come out of their cover they end up eating plants.