What is Veiled chameleon facts?
The veiled chameleon is an arboreal lizard with independently moving eyes.
Anatomy, behavior and diet
Gripping feet and a prehensile tail aid climbing; a projecting tongue catches insects. Color change relates to communication, temperature and light, not perfect copying of every background. Males show a prominent casque.
Habitat and conservation
It tolerates particular dry and vegetated habitats. Though present in the pet trade, specialist care is required. Release outside its native range can affect ecosystems.
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