Behold the Chameleon

Behold the ChameleonBy: Suzanne Slade Illustrator: Thomas Gonzalez Lyrical text and gorgeous illustrations introduce us to the chameleon and its astonishing abilities. This reptilian superhero can alter the pigments in its skin cells to change color, operate its eyes separately (allowing it to keep one eye on dinner and one out for predators), capture that dinner by lashing out its long, super fast, sticky tongue at speeds up to 13 miles an hour, and use its prehensile

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