How does a chameleon get its energy?

Answer 1

A lot comes from the sun which they bathe in. This is because reptile's are exothermic or cold-blooded, their body heat comes from their surroundings, unlike ours which comes from friction in the blood. Only a small amount of energy comes from food.

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Answer 2

Chameleons get their energy by consuming insects and other small creatures. They are carnivorous and primarily hunt for their food. Their diet provides them with the energy necessary for their activities and metabolism.

Answer 3

A lot comes from the sun which the bath in. This is because reptile's are exothermic or cold-blooded, their body heat comes from their surroundings unlike ours which comes from friction in the blood. Only a small amount of energy comes from food.

Answer 4

In the wild they hunt for food, so I recommend giving them live food. Most lizards commonly eat crickets that are sold at pet stores, but a few are not able to and will be eaten by the crickets. It is also a good idea to add a few vegetables to their diet such as kale and squash.

For more information ask a worker at a pet store. (I don't recommend PetSmart)

Answer 5

they make their sound when their insides click over and over again

Answer 6

The food they eat provides energy for them

Answer 7

The same way that any other animal obtains energy. By eating either plants, or other animals. Different kinds of insects do both.

Answer 8

From basking in the sun for long periods of time

Answer 9

They catch other animals or they take a bite in a plant. Simple.

Answer 10

Grasshoppers obtain energy from the Sun by eating plants that use light energy from the Sun to make food.

Therefore, grasshoppers do obtain energy from the Sun but indirectly.