No, wild animals are not easy to spot. They have natural camouflage that helps them blend into their surroundings, making them difficult to see. Plus, many animals are nocturnal, so they are active at night and hidden during the day. They also tend to avoid humans, staying in dense forests or remote areas where people don't usually go.

Yes, some wild animals are easy to spot, especially in urban areas where they have become accustomed to human presence. Wildlife parks and reserves also make it easier to see animals in their natural habitats. Animals like deer or birds are often visible in open fields or parks, and during certain seasons, they might be more active and easier to spot.

It depends on several factors. The ease of spotting wild animals varies by region and habitat. Some animals are easier to see during migration or mating seasons when they are more active. The type of animal and its behavior also play a role in how visible they are. Using binoculars or visiting wildlife sanctuaries can improve the chances of seeing them.