Adult Coloring pages do not have to be extra fancy or all about intricate, teeny tiny mandala designs that belong on gallery walls. While adult coloring sheets might be a bit more complicated, they can still be fun! This is why we adore this Charming Chameleon coloring page! Featuring a funky little lizard, this downloadable PDF is the perfect half-hour project for any crafter or any crafting level. Whether you want to shade in this little guy in bright and bold colors or stay subdued with light greens and blues, this chameleon will convert his colors to your mood! Print this coloring page download immediately and save the PDF for later.
While this Coloring Book page was designed especially for adults to shade in, it is an excellent page for older elementary school kids and teens, as well. Teachers looking to teach their kids all about reptiles can download this free coloring book sheet as a take-home assignment or quiet time activity.
Click here to download the Charming Chameleon Coloring Page.*
*Need help printing out this coloring book page or any other of the downloadable coloring sheets we have? Check out our full tutorial on How to Print Coloring Book Pages!
5 Fun Facts about Chameleons
- Chameleons are reptiles and part of the iguana family – they’re just smaller!
- The smallest chameleon grows to only half an inch long and is the smallest vertebrate alive!
- It is a misconception that chameleons change their color to fit their surroundings. They change their colors in response to their moods and emotions!
- They have special toes that help them cling onto tree branches and other surroundings.
- Unlike many other lizards and reptiles, chameleons do not lay eggs. They give live births!
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