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What are the chameleons enemies?
the chameleon enemies are Man, Birds ,Snakes and other chameleons
Do chameleons eat small birds?
No they do not.
What enemies do chameleons have?
Birds,snakes,coucels.
What are short horned chameleons enemies?
snakes and birds
Why are birds chameleons enemies?
They are not. Animals do not have enemies they have predators.
Animals that eat chameleons?
snakes birds and big lizards
What is a chameleons pretators?
Major predators of chamaeleons are snakes and birds.
How do chameleons get along?
I don't know! :O
What are some predators of the chameleons?
Snake,birds like shrikes and hornbills
Who hunts chameleons?
a chameleon can be hunted by snakes,birds,monkeys,and lions and chetahh
What are the predators of chameleons and what is the percentage?
The predators of a chameleon are birds and fenix foxes
Do snakes eat chameleon?
According to www.animals.jrank.org, "The larger chameleons eat birds, smaller chameleons, lizards, and sometimes snakes."
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