Cameleon Collection
Discover the captivating world of chameleons, the master of disguise, depicted in various historical illustrations
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Discover the captivating world of chameleons, the master of disguise, depicted in various historical illustrations. From the Common Chameleon in the 1807 aquatint "Chameleon" to the trio of a tortoise, sea turtle, and chameleon in the 1774 engraving "Les cameleons, grandeur naturelle." Delve into the intricate details of these enigmatic reptiles in "Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Cameleon; Chameleon; Chamaleon," and marvel at the Indian Chameleon's declaration of happiness and pride in "Le cameleon declare qu il est heureux et fier d'etre comme toujours." Explore the fascinating connections between chameleons and other creatures, such as the tadpole shrimps and various salamander species. Witness the exotic weevils that share their namesake with these color-shifting lizards. Step back in time and admire the illustrations from "The Little Folks Picture Natural History," published around 1900. Reconnect with the present as you observe the Indian Chameleon and other fascinating salamander species. Finally, imagine the majesty of the Royal Navy's HMS Cameleon, named after its elusive namesake, anchored at Esquimalt Royal Navy Dockyard in British Columbia, alongside HMS Charybdis and HMS Satellite.