The document discusses reptile classification and provides information about chameleons. It notes that there are over 160 species of chameleons found primarily in tropical regions like Africa and Madagascar. Chameleons have the ability to change color, shoot their long sticky tongue to catch prey, and move their eyes independently. They use their prehensile tail and toes grouped in twos and threes to grip branches as they climb trees.

2. Reptile Classification approximately 300 species 4. Testudines — turtles and tortoises about 7,900 species 3. Squamata — lizards , snakes and worm-lizards 2 species 2. Sphenodontia — tuataras from New Zealand 23 species 1. Crocodilia — crocodiles, gharials, caimans and alligators

5. Chameleons

6. By current classification there are more than 160 different species of chameleons in the world. Most are found in tropical regions such as Africa and Madagascar (an island off the coast of Africa), but a few species are native to parts of Europe and Asia.

8. Do they have long and sticky tongue?

10. Can they move their eyes independent of one another?

12. Can they change their color?

15. Do they use their tail to climb the trees?

20. Jackson's chameleon

21. Veiled chameleon

22. Brookesia