Behold the Chameleon!

This nonfiction introduction examines the distinctive bodies and behaviors of chameleons. It explains their independently moving eyes, sticky tongues, prehensile tails, teeth, and changing skin color, which can help with temperature control and communication rather than camouflage. The book also covers hunting, attracting mates, laying eggs, and varied habitats, often pairing general information with facts about particular species. Chameleons range from the tiny Nano-chameleon to Parson’s chameleon, which can reach about two feet long.