Family: Chamaeleonidae.
Scientific Name: Chamaeleo johnstoni
Common Name: Johnston’s Chameleon
Description:
Difference in Sex: male has 3 forward-projecting horns; females lack horns.
Habitat: Forest edge and secondary growth, Eastern Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, western Uganda.
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Size: Males to 280 mm TL.
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Diet: Insects
Enemies: Birds of prey, snakes
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Credits: Robert C. Drewes, PhD, Department of Herpetology, California Academy of Sciences.