Does a chameleon have an exoskeleton?

Answer 1

No, a chameleon does not have an exoskeleton. Chameleons are reptiles and have an endoskeleton, which is an internal skeleton made of bones. Their bones provide support and protection for their internal organs, muscles, and other tissues. Chameleons are known for their ability to change color to blend in with their surroundings, which is due to specialized cells called chromatophores in their skin.

Answer 2

An exoskeleton is a hard, outer covering that acts as armor. No amphibians have any kind of hard exterior. Their skin is soft and most, and for the frog to breathe, the skin must be moist and exposed to air.

Answer 3

A chameleon has scales, not an exoskeleton. It's a reptile, not an insect.

Answer 4

No. As vertebrates, amphibians have and endoskeleton like we do. No, they have an endoskeleton, which means they have a skeleton inside their body.

Answer 5

No, exoskeletons are like outer bones that protect an organism. If you have an exoskeleton you have no bones on the inside. Frogs have bones, ants have exoskeletons.

Answer 6

No. Amphibians have endoskeletons.

Answer 7

No.