Panther Chameleon Print

Adeline Robinson is a wildlfe artist and graphic designer with a focus on reptile, fish and equine art. She draws and paints reptiles of all different species and offers logos, portraits, fine art and graphic design work. She has worked in the exotic animal industry since 2007 and uses her experience with animals to make her drawings realistic and anatomically correct.

The Panther Chameleon, Furcifer pardalis  is found in the eastern and northern parts of Madagascar in a tropical forest biome. Male F. pardalis are larger and more brightly colored than females. Panther chameleons are solitary and extremely territorial. They spend their entire life in isolation, with the exception of mating season. If males come into contact with one another, they change color and inflate their bodies, trying to assert dominance. Usually the confrontation ends here, the loser turning dull and dark colors and backing away. Sometimes, the displays will result in a physical fight if neither male will back down.