8. Dwarf Chameleon

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It’s not defense mechanisms, venom or it’s ability to make a racket that makes the dwarf chameleon unique – it’s just it’s size. Among lizards, this little guy is pretty tiny and is normally just a little over an inch in length. It’s ability to blend in to its surroundings is especially important to this lizards, since it’s probably a quick meal for a lot of sharp-eyed predators.