Is there a chameleon like lizard native to Japan?
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JAPANESE NAME:Green anole
COMMON NAME:Green anole
They are sometimes called American chameleons, although they are not true chameleons. They can, however, change their color from brown through a bright emerald green.
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I voted "No Best Answer."
The first answer has been ruled out by beast.
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http://exoticpets.about.com/cs/lizardsaspets/a/greenanoleintro.htm
http://www.cheappetstore.com/ebooks_download.php?filename=Reptiles/green_anoles.pdf
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Had considered macaques, but a little too close to both Master Monkey in KFP and MonkeyFist's ninjas from Kim Possible.
Had wanted cameleons, if possible, because the thing the Kung Fu warriors will have the hardest time dealing with is ninja invisibility.
It's a funnny animal fantasy, I could just handwave Japanese cameleons, but if I can find an actual Japanese animal with cameleon like powers, or disguise skills, or lots of stealth, that would be better.