A resident baby chameleon on a Hibiscus sapling

More to chameleons than just social signalling when their presence could indicate a bio diverse environment. Growing shrubs attract chameleons. Found that they liked to sit on short growing shrubs, in undisturbed areas in the night time.

A resident baby chameleon climbing up a Hibiscus sapling in the night

It takes some time when you are young to climb a Hibiscus sapling

Looking for a suitable place for food?

Trying out a spot to catch the night fliers? 

More to chameleons than social signalling

Strange that humans who are not trustworthy, inconsistent with unsavoury qualities are still being compared to chameleons when these humans can survive in very toxic environments whilst chameleons cannot. 

After removing toxic substances from the surroundings over a period of three years, an observation: to have gardens with chameleons avoiding use of pesticides and growing shrubs for them to climb on helps. Also chameleon friendly gardens attract butterflies, bees,dragonflies,frogs...

Did Charles Darwin mention anywhere that chameleons are least stressed when they are green in colour?

There is more to chameleons than social signalling. Their presence could indicate a bio diverse environment.

  A resident chameleon climbing up a vine...mindfulness