Why does the chameleon move very slowly ?
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They couldn't run if they wanted to (slower than a snake or bird) and they couldn't hide because trees also don't offer crevices like cliffs and walls do. Their behavior is good for catching more prey and for staying hidden. They are related to Iguanadons, which are adapted to moving in the sea (cold).
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To break up their image to predators, chameleons often try to mimic a branch in the wind. To do so, they often walk very slowly while the rock back and forth as they advance very slowly. ... While there is a great deal more common chameleon behavior, it would be almost impossible to describe all of it.
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