
Panther Chameleon (Andapa)
The Panther Chameleon from the Andapa region of Madagascar — among the most vividly colored lizards on Earth, its palette set by exactly where it lives.

Panther Chameleon (Ankify)
The Panther Chameleon from Ankify — a Madagascan locale famed for electric blues washing over warm red and green.

Veiled Chameleon (Green)
The Veiled Chameleon — a hardy Arabian chameleon crowned with a tall helmet-like casque, here in classic banded green.

Veiled Chameleon (Blue)
The Veiled Chameleon in a cool blue form — the same tall-helmeted, hardy Arabian chameleon, dressed in shades of sky and turquoise.

Carpet Chameleon
The Carpet Chameleon — a small, intricately patterned Madagascan chameleon whose ornate markings recall a finely woven rug.

Jackson’s Chameleon
Jackson’s Chameleon — the ‘three-horned’ chameleon whose males sport a trio of forward-pointing horns like a miniature Triceratops.

Parson’s Chameleon
Parson’s Chameleon — among the largest and heaviest chameleons in the world, a slow, stately giant of Madagascar’s rainforests.

Meller’s Chameleon
Meller’s Chameleon — the largest chameleon on mainland Africa, a stately giant marked with bold stripes and a single small nose horn.

Miniature Leaf Chameleon
The hidden treasure of Series 15 — the Miniature Leaf Chameleon, one of the smallest reptiles on Earth, small enough to perch on a fingertip.
