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Panther Chameleon vs. Veiled Chameleon

Panther and Veiled chameleons both live in shrubs and trees round the towns of south and central Florida. A: Short and low in the Panther Chameleon; very tall and triangular in the Veiled Chameleon. B: Bright blue, green, red or orange; often a pale stripe along the side in the Panther Chameleon; green with broad yellow, green or orange bands in the Veiled Chameleon. Females of both are duller; the casque and snout still tell them apart.

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Panther Chameleon

Furcifer pardalis

Veiled Chameleon

Chamaeleo calyptratus
Panther Chameleon vs. Veiled Chameleon: comparison sheet with the differences marked

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