A chameleon is a type of reptile famous for its distinctive ability to change color and its unique appearance. They belong to the family Chamaeleonidae and are primarily found in Madagascar and Africa, though some species inhabit parts of Asia and Europe. Chameleons have zygodactylous feet, which assist them in climbing, and long, sticky tongues, which they use to capture prey such as insects. Their color-changing ability is not only a form of camouflage but also a means of communication and temperature regulation. Chameleons are intriguing creatures known for their specialized adaptations.