The eyes are large, with a vibrant green or yellow iris that often matches the chameleon’s skin color. Their eyes are a key feature that adds to their prehistoric, almost dinosaur-like ...

An angry chameleon may exhibit yellow, because the yellow cells have fully expanded, thus blocking off all blue-reflected light from below. Other lizards, like the green anole, can also change color.

How Chameleons Change Color. About 40 percent of the 200-plus known chameleon species are found on the island of Madagascar. Most of the rest live on the African continent.

She’s giving all the eyes one might expect a veiled chameleon to give. The kelly-green 5-year-old has more than a 180-degree view of the world around her and can look in two directions at the ...

It turns out that chameleon eyes aren't as independent as had been previously thought, thanks to some really adorable research. Computer game for chameleons tests their telescopic eyes - CNET X ...

Look at Target'’’s eyes. The chameleon is the only lizard in the world that can move each eye independently in a different direction. ... Yellow, purple. Purple!

Scientists Solve Mystery of Chameleon Eyes October 28, 2015 4:04 PM By George Putic; Embed share. Scientists Solve Mystery of Chameleon Eyes. Embed share. The code has been copied to your clipboard.