Jackson's Chameleon

About Jackson's Chameleon Chameleons are easily recognized by their laterally flattened body, independently moving eyes, paw-like hands and feet, and ability to change color rapidly. Jackson's chameleons grow to be around 10-12 inches long and are born brown, but turn bright green after about four months. There are three subspecies of Jackson's chameleons due to the large range they inhabit, both in distance and elevation. 

Jackson Chameleon Rainbow adult male

Rainbow Jackson's Chameleon - juvenile to adult female - Strictly Reptiles Inc.

Jackson's chameleon - Wikipedia

Newborn baby Jackson's chameleon at - The Reptile Report

My friend in Hawaii caught a Jackson's Chameleon. These little bastards, originally from East Africa, are devastating native snail populations there, such as the O'ahu tree snail, which is now critically endangered.

Jackson's Chameleon

Hawaii, Maui, Jackson's Chameleon On Red Ti-Leaf Plant. - PacificStock

Jackson's Chameleon, Trioceros jacksonii (UF-Herpetology 174349)

Jackson's Chameleon (Chamaeleo jacksonii) males adult & young.

Jackson's Chameleon Care - CHICAGO EXOTICS ANIMAL HOSPITAL