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Chameleons

Chameleons are a very widespread, very specialized species of lizard. Chameleons have microscopic eyes that move separately, almost parrot-like feet and many chameleons have prehensile tails as well as the ability to change color to blend in with their surroundings. All questions about chameleons can be directed here.

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What is the habitat of the panther chameleon?

The panther chameleon lives in the eastern and northern parts of Madagascar in a tropical forest biome.

How many eggs for chameleon?

Smaller Chameleons, like Pygmies and Flap Necks, lay only around 4-8 eggs per clutch. The bigger ones, like Jacksons and Panther Chameleons, can lay up to 110 eggs!

In the wild some species' eggs can take over a year to hatch! They are laid in soft soils at around 1'-3' deep.

What country do chameleons live on?

they panther chameleon lives in the jungles of Madagascar, and small parts of Africa

What is the average size of a Chameleon?

chameleons come in a great variety of sizes and it depends on the breed, the smallest is like an inch and the largest grow to 2 ft. so an average is not available it all depends on the breed

How long does it take a chameleon to lay an egg?

Well mine is going to I think you should buy some sand so she can lay them other why's they will dye and so will the mom

How does a chameleon sleep?

They make nests in the tree branches by folding in branches and leaves and they sleep on these.

How much does a pet chameleon cost?

Pet lizard prices range from $340-$620. You can find more info at petlizardprice.com

Do chameleons die after giving birth?

Not generally. They are relatively long lived reptile and lay a fairly smal clutch of eggs. Amphibians are more likely to die post egg laying than reptile species because they produce many many more eggs and expend huge amounts of energy.

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What kind of animal is a chameleon?

No, a Chameleon is a reptile. Some chameleon species give birth to live young,

and the term for this is viviparous. However, they are not mammal because they do not produce milk for their young as all other mammals do.

What size tanks do chameleons need?

Well, that depends . . .

If there is lots of food and water in the leopard's territory (or 'home range') then a few square miles would be enough space.

The less food and water that is available means more territory is required for the leopard. The 'normal' range, though, ends up being between 4 square miles and 20 square miles in most cases.

How long do cameleons live?

They die at the age of 142 as an average in human years

What is the biggest chameleon?

The biggest is named Joe, he lives in Kansas with his wife who is a fat cow. He is still a virgin.

Hope it helps :)

Do chameleons have taste buds?

The taste buds of a butterfly are on its feet, sounds crazy, they put their feet on something to see of its poisonous or something before eating (drinking?) it.

Can you breed two different chameleons?

no it ain't possible because of the fact that they change colours

What are the survival strategies of a chameleon?

Chameleon's blend into their surrondings when a pretador romes around specific regions around the world. Chameleons get food by climbing trees ( with fruits ) with their feet. Their feet have tiny suckers on their toes. So they can climb, and escape from harming. Chameleons are amazing creatures like no other, research on this animal can be found on National.geographic.com If you are a good learner, you can remeber a lot of things. CHAMELEONS CHANGE COLOR!

Does a chameleon's tail grow back?

Chameleons Can Not Regenerate Or Reproduce Any Of Their Body Parts. Here Is A Detailed Explanation Of Animals That Can And Cant Chameleons are very interesting animals that are well known for their unique ability to blend in with the surrounding environment by changing their color, but they are unable to reproduce or regenerate their body parts. That said, there are many animals that can regenerate perfectly throughout their lives. Among invertebrates the capacity to regenerate parts like legs or entire sections of the body is fairly common. The planarians (flat worms) can be cut into 50 pieces and you will end up with 50 smaller worms. If an arm of a starfish is cut off, you will have two starfish after regeneration. Crickets can regenerate their legs. These are just a few examples of invertebrates capable of regenerating complex structures.

Can chameleon turn pink?

they can turn any color you can think of. its called camouflage, if the chameleon is surrounded by pink flowers it will turn pink. Hope it helps :D

What are chameleons unique features?

They are lizards famous for their ability to change colors to blend in with their environment and hide from would be predators.

i think chameleon is an insect like a lizard who can change its colour when he see enemy Lizards