Chameleon changes body color when fighting

The chameleon species wearing the net not only changes the body color to camouflage, but this ability can help them while fighting the enemy.

Chameleon wearing a veil (veiled chameleon) is a reptile belonging to the Chamaeleonidae chameleon family.This species is distributed in the mountains of Yemen, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.(Photo: LiveScience)

This is one of the chameleon species that can change body color.However, unlike the purpose of camouflage of many other animals, this species' ability to change body color may help more in acts of interacting with other animals.(Photos: Wikipedia)

In the blink of an eye, the stripes of the chameleon's body can change from bright colors to dark colors or other colors.(Photo: LiveScience)

According to a recent study, scientists from Arizona State University, USA, found that male geckos of this species often win competitions with others, if they have bright colors. More and change faster than opponents.(Photo: LiveScience)

The chameleon changes color in many parts of the body depending on the stage of the fight.Accordingly the gecko can change color along the sides of the body or color on the top of the head.(Photos: Wikipedia)

Sometimes the color changes they use to avoid fighting each other.Geckos with a darker or fuzzy body color tend to turn their backs and stay away from those with brighter colors, even before a match can take place.(Photo: LiveScience)

In addition to the ability to change body colors to camouflage and fight, chameleon also changes color depending on their health, status and body temperature.(Photo: LiveScience)