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Q: Where is a chameleon found in the world?
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Is chameleon are found in Pakistan?

Yes it is found in Pakistan. Commonly known as Indian chameleon


Where are Chameleon found?

in pallet town


What is the world's largest chameleon?

Parson's chameleon. Length: 47-68 cm


What is the smallest chameleon in the world called?

brookasia Brookesia chameleon of Madagascar. These chameleons grow to be about an inch long.


What is the average weght of a common chameleon?

2 lbs


Where is the chameleons habitat?

There are 160 different species of chameleon throughout the world. Most chameleons are found in Sub-Sahara Africa and also on the island of Madagascar off of the African coast. They are also found in California, India, the Middle East, Sri Lanka, and Southern Europe. This means that the lizards can live in a variety of climates depending on the species of chameleon. Many chameleon live in tropical or rain forest regions, as well as in deserts, and savannas. They are usually found in trees, although a few species live on the ground.


What animals tongue is longer a chameleon or a frog?

Yes, the chameleon does have the longest tongue in the world.


What is the dinosaur in The Lost World that hid itself like a chameleon?

carnotaurus


A chameleon or iguana?

Iguana


What is harder to take care of a bearded dragons or chameleon?

a chameleon. beardies are one of the most easy to care for lizards in the world. but when they are babies, they do require a lot of food, mainly bugs.


Is there any Espio the chameleon fanfictions?

Yes, there are fanfictions featuring Espio the Chameleon from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. These fanfictions can be found on various fanfiction websites and platforms where fans share their stories and creativity based on the character.


Is chameleon endotherm?

si the chameleon is endotherm