Jackson’s Chameleon

How Fast Is a Chameleon’s Tongue? A chameleon may look slow, but it isn’t. Its tongue can strike in 0.07 seconds, faster than a human blink. Each eye moves independently, allowing the chameleon to watch prey and predators at the same time. Just before the strike, both eyes lock onto the target for perfect accuracy. Color change isn’t camouflage. It’s mainly used for communication, temperature control, and signaling stress or dominance. #chameleon #animalfacts #wildlife | Weinspirefacts