This small flower mantis came across an interesting obstacle as it made its way across a branch - three frogs.

Of course, there was only one solution: walk right over them.

And so, the little critter beat the amphibians at their own game of leap frog, proudly standing on top of their pile.

This small flower mantis came across an interesting obstacle as it made its way across a branch - three frogs

Of course, there was only one solution: walk right over them. And so, the little critter beat the amphibians at their own game of leap frog

The flower mantis stands proudly on top of the pile, in a funny scene captured by Indonesian photographer Edy Pamungkas near his home in Jombang, East Java

This funny scene was captured by Indonesian photographer Edy Pamungkas near his home in Jombang, East Java.

Flower mantises are species of praying mantis that mimic flowers in order to lure their prey.

This process typically involves climbing onto a plant, and pretending to be a flower before an insect comes near enough to strike.

Different species of flower mantis mimic different plants. For example, the orchid mantis of southeast Asia mimics a pink orchid flower.

Flower mantises are species of praying mantis that mimic flowers in order to lure their prey. Pictured: The flower mantis seen before climbing the pile of frogs