What are the predators of a chameleon?

The chameleon is a very distinctive and well-known species of lizard, due to the large eyes and curled tail of the chameleon. read more

In order to hide from their predators, many species of chameleons are able to change their color in order to match their surroundings. When an animal is the same color as most of its srurroundings, it is said to be camouflaged. read more

Any bird will take a chameleon, but the main threats are shrikes, coucals and hornbills. The Cuckoo Hawk in Africa is so identified as a chameleon threat that a 2007 episode of "The Wonder Pets" involved a mission to save a chameleon from a Cuckoo Hawk. Like snakes, birds are also likely to take chameleon eggs. read more

Mealworms and Grain Beetles: Grain beetles are the adult form of mealworms, and the chameleon eats either one. Mealworms and grain beetles are also inexpensive and can go with the leafy and fruit diet like crickets. read more