Color-Changing On Chameleons Is Actually A Form Of Language
Photo via The Biggest Animal Kingdom
Arizona State Researchers have discovered that while, yes, chameleons change color rapidly to match their environments, the act of color-changing also serves as a form of communication within important social interactions. I guess it makes sense since the chameleon in the above picture isn't matching any environment found on Earth unless he stumbled across a Dr. Seuss book.
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