Not back then that theory was not accepted of even heard of at all.. And no it is not a theory anymore. Calumma parsonii parsonii, Furcifer oustaleti, Trioceros melleri and other large chameleons have been for the most part to my knowledge have been well documented as preying on small vertebrates in captivity and the wild such as small birds, small reptiles and other small invertebrates.
Maybe other vitamins and nutrients too because of the blood.
Did you chose B vitamins to be funny? Incite conversation? B vitamins are supposed to repel mosquitos...not proven but it was funny that's the vitamin you chose to mention!
Nope. regardless in it repels or not it should be found in the blood and thus transported from animal a to animal b through the chameleon eating the mosquito.
And now I realise it was A vitamin I was thinking about the whole time and wrote b. since b carrotai--a vitamin thing. But A vitamin in mosquito and a source of that for chameleons in the wild.
That's what I thought when I first read it...and thought you were being funny about the B vitamins because some people say B vitamins might repel the mosquitos in the first place.
