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Chamaeleo jacksonii
Males have three large horns, which play a role in self-defense between competing males. The other key feature of any chameleon is their ability to change color.
A native to the humid, cooler regions of Kenya.
Also know as the Three-horned chameleon.
Spotted on Apr 27, 2011
Submitted on Apr 27, 2011
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Lovely chamelon and picture Helene! What a cute animal =)
Mini-dinosaurs! Very beautiful!
Fantastic!
That just made me laugh. What a great expression. Awesome capture.
Love that pic. such close-up :)
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"The Jackson’s Chameleon will use its three horns as jousting weapons during mating season in Kenya"
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What an odd little animal. At least he looks happy :) Great shot!
Awesome pic!
Fantastic shot!