Chameleon Chamaeleonidae is the scientific name given to them and Chameleon is their common name (Vitt, 2014, par. 1). Most researchers suggest that chameleons came from a small country next to Africa called Madagascar. For this reason, it is in the deep forest of Madagascar that the majority of chameleon species are found. Additionally, the forests of continental Africa, southern Spain, southern Asia, and the Middle East are also home to several other chameleon species (Means, 2013, 372). Subsequently they are found in some other countries of the world. Chameleons have very interesting characteristics and some are so complicated. What if an animal could change the color of its skin to that of its surroundings, sitting there as if it were invisible, its eyes could focus in two completely different directions at the same time, and stick its tongue out twice its length for any prey? that passes. Why not consider what the animal is. There is no other animal that has the amazing characteristics of the smallest chameleon reptile. Also does the essay describe what chameleons look like? The best habitat for chameleons and their reproductive cycle? And some of the characteristics of chameleons are clarified. Chameleons are the smallest type of reptile. They don't move as fast but are much more attractive when showing their beautiful colors. Different species of chameleons have different sizes. Their maximum adult growth length is between ten and sixty-five centimeters (sur or title, date, par. 1). Males and females can sometimes be distinguished by their colors, the size of the base of their tails, and most likely their body size. Both sides of the body are flat but the male chameleo... in the center of the card... low. All in all, chameleons are more numerous in the forests of Madagascar than in any other country in the world. But they are migrating to most of the world's tropical countries. Interesting species with new color-changing abilities and sizes are forming. They may not have the speed of some fast-moving reptiles, but they still have the ability to defend themselves from predators and multiply. Chameleon survival depends on their unique characteristics. Example of the clever way of hiding they do by changing their color with the colors of their surroundings, seeing every movement that happens around them as they wait for prey to pass by and their tongue slipping out of their mouth at sudden speed for the prey. This unique feature pushes the limits of chameleon survival.