If you're looking for the psychological definition here it is:
Chameleon complex is to identity as an actual chameleon is to it's surroundings.
Confused? So is this individual, who seemingly changes his or her identity to fit that of the others around him or her ALL THE TIME...almost losing themselves in the process.
It's one thing to want to be accepted by a certain group so you decide to change your dress attire, your beliefs, (keep in mind YOUR BELIEFS), your hobbies, etc... anything that makes you who you are as an individual to a certain extent, (not including your religion or creed in any way). But it is another thing altogether when you do this constantly and you are no longer consistent with who you represent yourself as being to not only the world outside of you, but to yourself.
IN SHORt, ChamLeons change their appearance to blend in with their environment, while....
PEople who SUffeR from thIs do it to blend in wIth Everyone and Anyone until they finally lose themselveS in the MIX!
The answer is a chameleon. When a chameleon is hit, its color can change due to the chromatophores in its skin. Their camouflage abilities to match their surroundings are complex, and their ability to stretch and contort themselves to move around is unique.
Iguana
A chameleon belongs in both a food chain and a food web. In a food chain, it can be identified as a consumer that feeds on insects and is preyed upon by larger animals. In a food web, the chameleon interacts with various other organisms, highlighting its role as both a predator and prey within a more complex ecosystem. This interconnectedness illustrates the chameleon's place within the broader ecological network.
Parson's chameleon, from Madagascar.
the french for chameleon is cameleon
A chameleon is a carnivore.
A female chameleon
si the chameleon is endotherm
Rango is a chameleon
The skin colour helps the chameleon to camoflauge with its surroundings.
It is called a tongue of a Chameleon
yes but it is not a chameleon