Madagascar is home to about half the world's Chameleon species including the smallest and the largest. With impressive adaptive dexterity they have dispersed throughout the habitats of the island to occupy every conceivable niche. The tiny Leaf Chameleons are 3cm in length and the largest, such as the Parson's Chameleon, being up to 30cm in length.
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Parson's Chameleon Feeding |
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| Oustalet's Chameleon |
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| Unknown sp. |
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| Parson's Chameleon |
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| Juvenile Parson's Chameleon |
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| Unknown sp. |
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| Elephant-ear Chameleon |
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| Perinet Chameleon( Band Bellied) |
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| Two Banded (Belted) Chameleon |
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| Two Banded (Belted) Chameleon |
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| Nose-horned Chameleon |
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| Short-nosed Chameleon |
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| Parson's Chameleon, female. |
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| Elephant-ear Chameleon |
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| Parson's Chameleon, Andasibe |
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| Stamp tailed Chameleon |
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Parson's Chameleon Feeding PLEASE CLICK ON "OLDER POSTS" ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO CONTINUE VIEWING. |
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