On Safari with Nala - Chameleon

The video introduces the flat-necked chameleon, highlighting its ability to change colors to shades of green and brown. It describes the unique structure of its feet, with different nail arrangements on the front and back feet. The chameleon's tongue is as long as its body, and its eyes can move independently, allowing it to see in multiple directions simultaneously. The video also covers the chameleon's reproductive process, including egg-laying and the time it takes for eggs to hatch.

What colors can the flat-necked chameleon change into?

• Black and white

• Shades of green and brown

• Any color of the rainbow

• Only blue and red

How are the nails arranged on the chameleon's front foot?

• All nails on the inside

• All nails on the outside

• Three nails on the outside, two on the inside

• Two nails on the outside, three on the inside

What is unique about the chameleon's back foot compared to the front foot?

• It has more nails than the front foot

• The nail arrangement is opposite to the front foot

• The nail arrangement is the same as the front foot

• It has no nails

How long is the chameleon's tongue compared to its body?

• The same length as its body

• Shorter than its body

• Twice the length of its body

• Half the length of its body

What is a special feature of the chameleon's eyes?

• They are always closed

• They can move independently

• They can only look forward

• They can only see in black and white