Chameleons camaflouge all the time.In fact,they camaflouge to protect themselves from predators.In additon,they can camaflouge themselves into many different colors and scenes.Thus,chameleons camaflouge into different colors. 
Anay
New York
Posted by Anay on 06/13 at 02:56 PM
hi seymour i like your books thank you for writing them
Sandra
newyork
Posted by Sandra on 06/15 at 09:41 AM
Chameleons can blend into their surroundings. Chameleons can change colors when their
Predators are around.
Sophia
California
Posted by Sophia on 06/22 at 06:36 PM
Posted by Alyssa R. on 08/01 at 10:53 AM
This is very cool! Do you have any more pictures of lizards such as a gecko? I hear they have tiny suction cups on their feet!
Rachel Ardeel
Children’s Museum/Indianapolis
Posted by Rachel Ardeel on 12/08 at 08:32 AM
Posted by Seymour Simon on 12/08 at 12:43 PM
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Chameleons camaflouge all the time.In fact,they camaflouge to protect themselves from predators.In additon,they can camaflouge themselves into many different colors and scenes.Thus,chameleons camaflouge into different colors.
Anay
New York
hi seymour i like your books thank you for writing them
Sandra
newyork
Chameleons can blend into their surroundings. Chameleons can change colors when their
Predators are around.
Sophia
California
I hate this
Alyssa
Texas
This is very cool! Do you have any more pictures of lizards such as a gecko? I hear they have tiny suction cups on their feet!
Rachel Ardeel
Children’s Museum/Indianapolis
Hi, Rachel.
In fact, there is a blog post about the gecko - click here to view: http://www.seymoursimon.com/index.php/blog/traveling_like_spiderman/
Geckos don’t really have suction cups on their feet, but millions of tiny hairs that help them grip the surface. I think you’l like the photos, too!