The Cape Dwarf Chameleon’s tongue can be as long or even longer than its body and has been recorded to shoot out at a speed of 20km/h to catch prey.

One chameleon with an astonishingly long tongue is the Cape dwarf chameleon—its tongue is twice the length of its body. However, ...

The Cape Town Environmental Education Trust (CTEET) in Westlake will soon be running the educational programmes on the awareness and promote a book about the dwarf chameleon in Cape Town. The ...

The Cape dwarf chameleon produces up to a dozen young who have to gain their climbing skills immediately after birth or face plummeting to the ground below.

The Paardevlei wetland, formerly owned by an explosives and chemical group, could be Cape Town’s first attempt to establish a nature reserve in conjunction with an affordable housing project.

Cape Dwarf Chameleons give live birth to between five to 15 babies at a time. Newborns then drop and stick to vegetation, after which they are immediately self-sufficient.

The Cape dwarf chameleon produces up to a dozen young who have to gain their climbing skills immediately after birth or face plummeting to the ground below. The longest known relationship between ...