Chameleons have long tongues in order to catch food. Their tongue can grow twice as big as their body. They eat things like flies, lotus and many more insects and bugs, they might even eat smaller reptiles.
Chameleons eat their pray by catching it with their long tongues then they gobble up their pray and digest the meal.
They shoot water off leaves with their tongues.
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The animals that are most well-known for their especially long tongues are the chameleons. There are over 150 species of chameleon, and many, but not all of them, have tongues longer than their bodies.
Chameleons are insectivorous, and they catch bugs with their long, sticky tongues. They can turn each eye separately. They have opposable toes on their feet, so their feet grip branches similar to monkeys' hands.
Different animals are adapted to find food in different ways. Chameleons have long tongues so that they can stretch and catch flies with. Giraffes have long necks so that they can reach leaves from the tall trees.
A chameleons tongue can shoot out over twice as long as it's body length.
no not really, they are about a couple centimeters
Chameleons are green when they are happy, but they can change color so they might not stay green for long.
it is 60m
yes
Sorry, I don't have the answer, But tongues is spelled like Tongues.