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Where do chameleons hunt for food?
any where. Chameleons eat Bugs :P
Why do chameleons eat insects?
Chameleons eat insects because that is their food source.
Do chameleons have teeth?
Yes chameleons have teeth but only small ones! Chameleons have teeth to grasp onto food. Their teeth are also used to help them crush and kill their food. They may chew or swallow their food
Do do chameleons have teeth?
Yes chameleons have teeth but only small ones! Chameleons have teeth to grasp onto food. Their teeth are also used to help them crush and kill their food. They may chew or swallow their food
What are chameleons food chain?
chameleons eat grasshopper then grass hopper eats moths
Who is stronger silver or espio?
Espio
How does a chameleons eat its food?
by its mouth.
Who is faster espio or jet the hawk?
Espio
Is espio a boy or a girl?
Espio is a boy
What color are espio's eyes?
Espio's eye are yellow:)
What are chameleons food?
choclate and little children!
How do chameleons get there food?
by take out their sticky tongue
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