Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
What is it about chameleon anatomy that allows them to lock on to something and hold on with zero effort? Do they have special ligaments, muscle structure, or other evolutionary adaptations that make this possible?
As humans we have to actively concentrate on keeping our muscles contracted to hold on to something. If our concentration breaks we go limp, nodding off is a good example. Sleep = no concentration = loss of muscles control.
But this doesn’t seem to be the case with chams. How is it they are able to maintain their grip and never fall?
Good example:
As humans we have to actively concentrate on keeping our muscles contracted to hold on to something. If our concentration breaks we go limp, nodding off is a good example. Sleep = no concentration = loss of muscles control.
But this doesn’t seem to be the case with chams. How is it they are able to maintain their grip and never fall?
Good example: