most models have hidden Easter eggs—mysterious imprints and stickers, including lizards, spiders, a Sasquatch :

• The Wrangler Has Morse Code. On the dashboard of the Jeep Wrangler …
• The T-Rex’s a Floor Mat. There’s a Jurassic discovery underneath some …
• The Vent Looks Like an American Flag. The Jeep has been and will always …
• There’s a Jeep on the Wheels. Most people don’t notice it but there’s an old …
• There’s a Lizard Under the Wipers. If there’s one thing that Jeeps and lizards …
• This Jeep Has a Built-In Map. Most Jeep owners would totally dismiss this as …
• The Jeep Has a Secret Project. On the bottom of the center console of the …
• The Wipers are Twinning the Headlights. When automotive designer Michael …
• There’s a Jeep in the Jeep. Over the years, designers have added even more …
• The One With a Pair of Flip-Flops. Rick Pewe is an automotive journalist, …

Here’s something you probably didn’t know — unless you own a Jeep, that is. All Jeeps are made with a hidden shape or symbol somewhere on the vehicle. They’re called “Easter eggs” and people are sharing photos and videos of theirs online. They’re pretty discreet so people are excited when they find them, understandably.

One of the first animal Easter Eggs people noticed in newer Jeeps was the adorable Italian spider that appears to be hiding under the fuel door.

This woman’s “egg” is shaped like a lizard and it’s below the windshield of her Jeep. How cute is that? EVERYONE!! If you have a jeep, there is a hidden animal on your car called the easter egg, go find it.

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What do Jeeps and Lizards have in common?

If there’s one thing that Jeeps and lizards have in common it is that they both do well in desert conditions and tough terrain, which is why the designers added a lizard under the windshield wipers.

It was put there because a designer dared one of his co-workers to hide a shark in the car during production.

Designers printed a front end grill on a Jeep Wrangler’s drive shaft. But most drivers would have to be mechanics or at the very least pop open the hood of the car and take a look inside the engine to find it.

The Vent Looks Like an American Flag. Zigwheels. The Jeep has been and will always be made in America and anyone looking for further proof of just how American this car is should look at the C-pillar vent which looks awfully similar to the American flag .

There’s a Jurassic discovery underneath some Jeep owners’ feet. It’s a T-Rex which has been etched into the floor mat. But only a lucky few will encounter one of these dinosaur skulls if they bother to clean their mat.

There’s a Willys Jeep on the Roof Latch. There’s an old Willys Jeep on the bottom of the handle of the roof latch on some Jeeps. While it may not be an epic discovery, it’s still kind of cool how the designers snuck so many little design secrets in their vehicles.

Designers placed a Loch Ness Monster on the rear window of the Jeep Compass and with good reason. According to legend, the creature lurks in lakes and rivers which is symbolic of the Jeep Compass’ ability to cross through 19 inches of water.

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What is the Easter egg on a Jeep Renegade?

Another TikTok user, Hunter Hirst, appeared to scope out three Easter eggs on their Jeep Renegade: a Godzilla-looking figure on the car’s back windshield, a truck icon located on the front window, and another animal design near the gas pump. @hunterhirst.

Jeep owner Cristyn Polston told Insider that she found on her car a design that looked like a carved dinosaur fossil. —Cristyn Danèil ♛ (@CristynPolston) May 15, 2020. One user found a pair of flip flops hidden on a Jeep Renegade. —ThePennellizer (@ThePennellizer) May 16, 2020.