GrimsbyPatchwork
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Nope ...I am not sure if I can...is it just from the bulge at the base of the tail that you can tell ?
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You can find more Chamaeleo chamaeleon pictures on my site here:
http://kamaeleoner.dk/artsgalleri/592-ch-chameleon.html
Beautiful set of Photos ...Are the brown and green coloration directly related to the sex ?
Also apart from the casque , is it only the hemipenal bulge that identifies the male from the female ?
Another one we found crossing the path at the zoo !
Hello All,
We have been taking a winter break in Malta (Golden Bay) for the past 3 or 4 years now, but imagine my surprise when
on taking a walk through some low growing conifers I chanced upon a chameleon. I had no idea that they inhabited Malta,
thinking they were denizens of Africa, and upon surfing the internet found that they were from Africa, having been introduced
from the north of the continent by missionaries. What I should interested in learning, however, is why would missionaries do that?
Anybody know please?
Thank you Syreptyon, that is very interesting. I was unaware of them having been assoiated with bad luck or the "dark arts."That's a very interesting and strange choice of animal for them to bring! In many cultures, chameleons are considered bad luck or associated with "dark arts" and it is more common that they are killed or avoided than intentionally brought to new places. Wish I had an answer for ya
This is why I swear my luck has gotten worse since getting chameleonsThat's a very interesting and strange choice of animal for them to bring! In many cultures, chameleons are considered bad luck or associated with "dark arts" and it is more common that they are killed or avoided than intentionally brought to new places. Wish I had an answer for ya
Thank you Syreptyon, that is very interesting. I was unaware of them having been assoiated with bad luck or the "dark arts."
Christopholes. I will keep digging.
Mcanham....they are native themselves.
GrimsbyPatchwork...at that age yes. The males do have a slightly higher casque as adults though as well.
Nielsen...nice collection of photos!