Chameleon

CHAMELEON

The Chameleon is a very popular type of Lizard due to the fact that it has the ability to change colors based on their mood. This also allows them to blend into the surroundings for safety. Other factors influence color too including mating season and even the temperature around them.	Perkenalan tentang bunglon.
The Chameleon has a body that is wide and appears to be puffed up. They have a head that is narrow so you can see their shoulders from the front. They have wide eyes on the sides of the head and a tongue that is wide and long. They move from side to side when they walk with a gait that appears to be quite awkward.	Mendiskripsikan tentang bunglon,tentang ciri-ciri fisik dari bunglon.
There are thought to be more than 160 different species of chameleon that range from just an inch to more than a couple of feet in size. The tiny pygmy leaf chameleon, found in the jungles of Madagascar, is the smallest species of chameleon with some males measuring less than 3 cm long. The largest species of chameleon, the Malagasy giant chameleon, is also natively found in the jungles of Madagascar and can grow to nearly 70 cm in length. Parson's chameleon, also found in Madagascar can grow to around 65 cm in length. Some of those common areas include Florida, California, Hawaii, Asia, Sri Lanka, Spain, Madagascar, and Portugal.	Tentang persebaran bunglon dan ukuran tubuh   bunglon
The chameleon is generally an omnivorous animal, although some chameleon species are known to have a more carnivorous diet, and other chameleon species prefer to be vegetarians. A chameleon will generally eat anything though including berries, leaves, fruits, insects, worms, snails and some of the larger chameleon species will also hunt small reptiles.	Tentang makanan-makanan yang dikonsumsi bunglon
The mating season for the Chameleon can vary based on the time of year and the location of them. The sub species that is being evaluated will also influence that period of time. All Chameleons lay eggs and that typically will occur in four weeks or less after mating takes place.  In order to bury to her eggs to keep them safe and warm, the female chameleon firsts digs a hole in the forest floor in which to bury them. The hole can be from 10 to 30 cm deep,   but the depth of the hole generally depends on the chameleon species. The female chameleon then lays a clutch of around 20 eggs, although the exact number of eggs can vary from just one to nearly 100. The chameleon eggs take from 4-12 months to hatch, depending on the chameleon species.	Tentang masa-mesa reproduksi bunglon dan waktu bertelurnya bunglon.