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This article is about the reptile. For other uses, see Chameleon (disambiguation). Chameleons or chamaeleons ( family Chamaeleonidae) are a distinctive and highly specialized clade of Old World lizards with 200 species described as of June 2015. [1]
Learn about chameleons, reptiles with distinctive features such as telescopic eyes, grasping tail, color-changing skin, and projectile tongue. Find out how they live, feed, reproduce, and adapt to different environments.
Learn about chameleons, arboreal lizards that can change colour and have independent eyes and projectile tongues. Find out how they live, feed, reproduce, and vary in size and shape across different genera and regions.
Learn about chameleons, the colorful reptiles that can change their skin tone and have moveable eyes. Find out how they live, eat, and communicate in different habitats across Africa.
Chamaeleonidae. Para otros usos de Camaleón o Camaleones, véanse Camaleón (desambiguación) y Camaleones (desambiguación). Los camaleones ( Chamaeleonidae) son una familia de pequeños saurópsidos (reptiles) escamosos. Existen cerca de 161 especies de camaleones, la mayor parte de ellas en África, al sur del Sáhara.
Learn about chameleons, the colorful lizards that can change their skin color and have long, sticky tongues. Find out how they live, eat, and reproduce in different habitats around the world.
Mide alrededor de 30 centímetros. El camaleón común está adaptado a la vida arborícola. Cuenta con dedos oponibles y cola prensil (motivo por el cual la cola no puede desprenderse del cuerpo). Posee una lengua larga, pegajosa y retráctil con la que atrapa a sus presas a distancia.
