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Spotted this chameleon in the rainforest Malio parcel of Andohahela national park. I camped at a small village near the entrance of the park. To help put some money into the village, I offered a small reward to any locals that could bring me to a chameleon. Within an hour I had seen 4 different chameleons!
Spotted on Jan 3, 2006
Submitted on May 3, 2011
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Thanks Jake, Carol and Karen for the fun facts. I have yet to read the blog but look forward to it when I get home.
Fun fact! A chameleon’s tongue is twice the length of its and shoots out of its mouth at more than 26 body lengths per second, the equivalent of 13.4 miles (21.6 kilometers) an hour!
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Congratulations Dan on being featured in Jacob's (Jakubko)'s Blog.
Congratulations, Dan! Your color-changing chameleon was featured in my Project Noah blog post, "It's Life - unique abilities for unique organisms" today!
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Madagascar is a must see on my list :-)
I saw one of his relative at North Sahyadri range 10 years back in monsoon.
Mucho gracias!
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Exelente foto.