10 Naturally Spotted Animals That Look Like Living Art

By Sheetal Kumari | May 16, 2025

10 Naturally Spotted Animals That Look Like Living Art

Dalmatians with liver or black spots on a white background are immediately recognizable and notoriously adorable companions.

Dalmatian Dog

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Its rosette-patterned spots provide camouflage in woodlands and grasslands, and the leopard becomes a cunning and fashionable hunter.

Leopard

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Dark patches on their sandy coats allow hyenas to camouflage themselves in the savannah. They’re intelligent hunters with strong jaws.

Spotted Hyena

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Its spotted coat makes the Appaloosa unique, with the pattern varying from dark spots to light speckles.

Appaloosa Horse

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White spots on a flat, dark body allow this elegant ray to remain camouflaged in tropical seas as it swims underwater.

Spotted Eagle Ray

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This deer subspecies sports elegant white spots on a brown coat, which camouflages it among dappled woodland environments.

Fallow Deer

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Its bright yellow spots are a warning to predators that it’s poisonous. This shy amphibian prefers wet forests and burrows underground.

Spotted Salamander

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Black feathers adorned with tidy white dots make this bird appear as though it’s wearing a beaded costume.

Guinea Fowl

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Jaguar rosettes differ from leopards—they have central black spots inside. Their markings help them stay hidden in dense forests.

Jaguar

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Coated in solid black blotches, the cheetah’s spots diminish glare and aid it in chasing quickly over open grasslands.

\Cheetah

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