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Chameleons are lizards, a type of reptile. Most lay their eggs and bury them in shallow pits, typically in warm sand.

One African species, however (the three-horned or Jackson's chameleon) is ovoviviparous, meaning that the female retains her eggs, 8 to 30, in yolk sacs within her body. After about 5 months they hatch, and she presses the sticky sacs onto branches. Her offspring will free themselves after she leaves.

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