Red, orange, and yellow Parson's chameleon
Chameleons are among the world's most spectacular reptiles, capable of changing to a wide range of colors depending on their surroundings and emotional state. Roughly half the planet's chameleon species are found in Madagascar.
Photographer:
Rhett A. Butler
Image code: madagascar_0480
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