EDM | Ten Scaly Facts About American Alligator

This is a video of me doing some rad facts about American Alligators. Enjoy.

Chameleon

Chameleons are amazing animals that are naturally known for changing colors. I have already made a post about why and how they change colors. But did you know that males are more colorful than females?

•  Male chameleons usually have more vibrant and bright colors than females, partially for mating reasons.
• They are also insectivores, meaning they only eat insects. Their diets contain of fruit flies, house flies, grasshoppers, mealworms, waxworms, hornworms, crickets, and dubia roaches. 
• Veiled chameleons are native to Yemen and southern Saudi Arabia. They live in rain forests and live in the trees close to the top where it's warm so that they can get lots of sunlight and basically just chill up there.

This is interesting to me because I got a veiled chameleon yesterday and had to study a lot about them before I could get him. 

How do Chameleons Change Color?

Chameleons change color because of cells called chromatophores. These cells contain color pigments and they change rapidly depending on the mood and temperature of the chameleon. The chameleons can manipulate these cells to change specific colors: if the chameleon is cold, it will change to a dark blue, gray, or black. If a male chameleon spots another male chameleon, he will change to a dark orange or red.

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