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Chameleons usually do different things. Like they hunt other animals or they turn camouflage to protect them from their enemies. When they change there colour they don't always do it on purpose. They do it due to the surroundings of them. They also have a very long tongur that helps them catch prey that are in the air or in higher places that they could not reach without their tongue.

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they change their color (camouflage) and some species are small being unable to be seen

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