Moreover, each eye can move independently, which means that the chameleon can be looking at two different things at once. But, as it turns out, a chameleon's eyes aren't completely independent ...

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Reptiles are fascinating creatures, not just for their scales, colors, or shapes, but also for their eyes. From mesmerizing patterns to brilliant hues, reptilian eyes can be both beautiful and ...

"Their eyes possibly engage in some kind of 'cross talk,'" suggested Prof. Rivlin. When chameleon eye cross talk occurs, when the second eye locks onto the same target as the first, the expert ...

Your chameleon will show obvious signs of distress, including closed and sunken eyes, and a gaping mouth. It is an often deadly condition that requires immediate veterinary care. Gout.