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Common Chameleon

Chamaeleo chamaeleon

Notes:

juvenile chameleon in the defensive position. The color is indicative of extreme stress. S/he turned green once introduced to the safety of the tree where s/he now happily resides :)

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10 Comments

SandraH
SandraH 12 years ago

Thanks all!

RocioVillegas
RocioVillegas 12 years ago

Loooove chameleons, that black color can only mean 2 things, he is pissed off/ stressed or stood under the sun for too long :) Cool pic

SandraH
SandraH 12 years ago

yes he is not impressed! :) How is your chameleon fairing in captivity? Do you have trouble feeding him?

Palaimon
Palaimon 12 years ago

He looks very angry!!! Exactly like the one in my terrarium :-)
Nice shot

marylou.wildlife
marylou.wildlife 12 years ago

Awesome shot!

SandraH
SandraH 12 years ago

Thanks HemantKumar and SatyenMehta!

SandraH
SandraH 12 years ago

hahaha. Thanks! Well, it is not easy to get a shot of the green. unless you want me to take photos of the leaves of the tree where s/he is hiding. I have twisted my neck looking for it :)))) I will keep trying to get it to pose :)

MickGrant
MickGrant 12 years ago

Great shot - green picture please!

Wild Things
Wild Things 12 years ago

Wow, amazing pic.

HemantKumar
HemantKumar 12 years ago

lovely

SandraH
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SandraH

Λευκωσία - Lefkoşa, Κύπρος - Kıbrıs, Cyprus

Spotted on Oct 3, 2011
Submitted on Oct 7, 2011

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