Chameleons

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it can hide itself under sand or other objects and with its hard shell it can b protected

most species of chameleons are not friendly.But, veiled chameleons are very friendly{if you put a little effort in to tameing one}.I think you should get a veiled chameleon. Hope this helps

Chameleons have two eyes on the side of its head. Each eye operates independantly and this is how a chameleon can see in two different directions. Usually animals that eyes are on the sides of its heads see two pictures but like a human chameleons see one picture.

if you do your research ahead of time it is not hard

From my point of view already having owned three different types of chameleons (Jackson, Veiled and Panther) I would say that the veiled chameleon is best.

Of course, this is all a matter of opinion.

as big as they can

^ not true? they can get up to 10-14 inches! and they also love to live in rain-forest like environment's and in wet cool areas. hope this helped !

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Chameleons are considered to be cold blooded as they use exothermic means to control their body temperature. This means that they control their temperature via external means by taking advantage of the environment around them. This would include things like sunning on rocks to warm up, or shading themselves to cool down.

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.

Yes they make great pets. They also are fragile chameleons, if you want to handle your pet Jackson chameleon make sure you sit on the floor with him/her they might fall. Make sure you do not put him/her by a mirror he can freak out, get stressed out or bite. make him/her feel safe and Jackson chameleons make very good pets :) My name is ''Noah Juhl'' I am 8 years old, and you can send me any Question you want to know :)

No, a chameleon can't change colors. It can go from light green to dark green to brown, but that's changing shade, not color. If you see a chameleon that's green and in a green tree, he hasn't changed green because of the tree. He was born green, but lives in the tree because he is the same color.

Chameleons do not camouflage, this is a common misconception. They change their color as a way to express themselves towards other chameleons and to scare predators away. Many chameleons have very bright and "screaming" colors, not very suitable for camouflage. Many chameleons have a cryptic base color though. They change color with special cells called chromatophores. There are several different types of chromatophores with different colors. Chameleons are capable of the faster form of color-change, called physiological colour change. The chromatophores contain pigment and/or light reflecting matter. Simply put, these cells can expand and contract, thereby making other colors in a layer under the chromatophore visible.

Average life span is anywhere from 3 to 5 years. Short life span for a breeding females. Males live longer than females.

Chameleons use their camofluage defensively, to hide from predators; offensively, to hide themselves while they stalk prey; to indicate health or feelings such as fear or anxiety; and in mating and courtship rituals.

Chameleons will bite, but normally only when provoked. They are not naturally aggressive creatures, but like any animal will attempt to protect themselves from what they persevere as predators. Yes chameleons do bite. It depends if they are scared or angry.

They live in Africa, Madagascar, Spain, Portugal, South Asia, and Sri Lanka. They have been introduced to Hawaii, California, and Florida.

Depending on the specie, they live in desert and rainforest.

in both Asia and Africa as well as the Americas

Yes, the chameleon does have the longest tongue in the world.

NEVER house different species together unless they're found together naturally ! The majority of reptiles are solitary creatures, only seeking out others of the SAME species at mating time.

Day geckos and Chameleons require completely different living conditions - and should NOT be housed together ! Besides which - part of a Chameleon's diet is OTHER REPTILES !

They can die for all sorts of reasons. Habitat loss, starvation, predation, injury or disease are all valid reasons.

Well there are many most geckos are nocturnal meaning there active at night then you have your lizards like bearded dragons and frilled lizards witch are active during the day it all depends on how much time you have to care for the reptile and if you would like a day active one or night.

sorry, i don't know,i myself live in laredo,tx byt haven't seen any but my grandfather would when he lived here about 20 yrs ago.though he said where he thinks they might live,he thinks that in international in laredo hope i helpe though but dont get mad if i didnt help im only 11yrs old

Chameleons are tropical animals meaning you wont find them in a desert.