Boto, nicknamed the master of camouflage and invisibility

The Poto bird is a solitary, nocturnal bird in the American tropics, characterized by intricate patterns of gray and black, and they have brown feathers that resemble leaves, they sleep during the day, and they wake up at dusk, they have huge eyes capable of detecting butterflies and other flying insects in the dark

They also have wide mouths for catching prey during their travels in a fast, short, and silent manner, and although pairs of Puttu birds may exist within a few tens of meters from each other, they are mainly solitary creatures.