No, It's physically impossible.
chameleons change their skin color whenever they are either scared or when they need to camouflage from predators
a chameleon, or many other things
Yes, some types of lizards such as the chameleon can change the color of their skin to blend in with their surroundings.
The skin colour helps the chameleon to camoflauge with its surroundings.
yes but it is not a chameleon
The skin is of a giant squid is covered in chromatophores, which enable the squid to change color to suit its surroundings. Like a chameleon
Changes skin color according to their surroundings to make themselves practically invisible, it is also the way they hunt.
change color
The chameleon has several cells beneath its transparent skin. These layers source of the chameleon's color change. Some layers have pigments, while others just reflect light to create new colors!Cool huh?
It is a physical change. Preexisting pigments are moved to and from the surface of the skin, but the pigments themselves do not change.
Chameleons use their cell structure in their skin to change color. This does not mean that if you put a chameleon onto a red surface that it will change red in color. chameleons can only change a few different colours, mostly used dependant on the mood of the lizard. It does how ever try to blend in as much as possible. So to camouflage it's self it uses it's cells and chemical reactions in the skin to change the color in it's skin.