Labord’s chameleons are only found in the arid regions of southwestern Madagascar. They spend the majority of their lives developing in eggs, which are typically laid between February and March. The ...

Some of chameleons in Madagascar are very rare and poorly known, such as Chamaeleo belalandaensis, found in the southwest. This chameleon’s natural habitat is degraded gallery forest ...

Labord’s chameleon, found in Madagascar, lives only four to five months. It hatches, matures, mates, and dies quickly, ...

The world’s second smallest chameleon is barely noticeable ... 90 percent of its flora and fauna are found nowhere else on the planet. But economically Madagascar is one of the poorest countries ...

To film the story of the chameleon’s journey to ... Upon arriving in Madagascar, at the tail end of Tropical Storm Cheneso, we found the high winds and torrential rains had destroyed roads ...