This gives them a full 360-degree view of their surroundings, which is incredibly useful for spotting both prey and predators. Incredible tongue lengthA chameleon's tongue is a remarkable tool.

This Fischer’s chameleon appears to be sizing up the photographer through the lens of the camera. However, it is most likely just keeping an eye out for predators and prey with its incredible eyes, ...

The chameleon is well known as a master of disguise ... over long distances without making sounds that could alert predators. The brightest colours are displayed when males are trying to impress ...

If ground dwelling chameleons see a predator, Tolley says, some “play leaf,” contorting their bodies to look like crumpled leaves on the forest floor. Chameleons can hide from some threats but ...

Chameleons don’t have a dangerous bite, they can’t move quickly and their skin isn’t packed with poison, so staying hidden is their only tactic to evade predators. Contrary to common belief ...

Chameleons are the species of Lizard who can change their color according to the environment and to escape from danger. One ...

"When the chameleon shrimp encounters two different ... this probably makes it easier for them to protect themselves better from predators, even if the colors don't quite match," Duarte points ...