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Labord’s Chameleon (Furcifer labordi), family Chamaeleonidae, SW Madagascar
T - female; B - male
This lizard has an amazingly short lifespan, living only 4-9 months, after hatching from the egg.
photographs by Thorsten Negro
Antimena Chameleon (Furcifer antimena), family Chamaeleonidae, SW Madagascar
photograph by Thorsten Negro
Timon's Chameleon (Furcifer timoni), family Chamaeleonidae, found in far northern Madagascar
Described by science in 2009.
photograph by Thorsten Negro
Some Tarot card designs I made for a uni class. Might use touch up some later.
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Panther Chameleon (Furcifer pardalis), family Chamaeleonidae, Madagascar
photograph by Thorsten Negro
This is Furcifer lateralis, a species that prefers open grasslands and savannah. We found a lot of these chameleons on my most recent trip to Madagascar—mostly little juveniles in the long grass.
Voeltzkow's chameleon (Furcifer voeltzkowi), family Chamaeleonidae, Madagascar
This species was described in 1893, but was not seen again by scientists until 2018!
photograph by Thorsten Negro