if you put a chameleon in a room that has mirrors for walls, what colour will it change into?
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that is the coolest question   you should totally do it and find out but i think it would stay the same color it was before you put infront of the mirrors
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Make a sunset background.  Add some cacti.  Then let them color.  Even add some plastic wildlife
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Yeah, I think I would agree with purple. I used to have this little desktop monkey on my computer I can't remember what it was called, but it was something like Bonzi or something like that. Anyway, he was purple and very cute, so I think I would like a purple one as well. Plus purple is my favorite color.\n\nNext choice would be a grayish blue color, another of my favorite colors.\n\nI think I would get a boy. All of my pets have been boys and I've always loved them, so I think a boy monkey would be cool too.
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Unevenly reflected, I guess.\n\nIf it is absorbed, it would be completely black. If it was evenly reflected, it would be completely white. If it was trasmitted, it would be clear like glass. Uneven reflections let you see colours and texture.
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Probably a new style. Many people still have silver, white, ivory, black,and also red! Its all part of style\nalso, people might buy black most of the time because their walls in their homes might be white. Many people do not like so many brightness in the rooms and black and white go together other than white and birghtness.\nAnother is people might like darker colors such as black to relieve their tired eyes.
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Could be that the room is complete or private
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Taxonomy\nOrder: Squamata\nFamily: Chamaeleonidae\nGenus/species: Chamaeleo calyptratus\n\nDescription\nVeiled chameleons are one of about 80 species of Old World chameleons, also called true chameleons. They are aggressive and brightly colored. They have a casque, a helmet-like ridge, on top of their heads, which is a tiny swelling as a hatchling, but grows to two inches (5 cm) in height as the animal matures. As hatchlings, they are usually a pastel green, but as they mature they acquire bold bands of bright gold, green, and blue, mixed with yellow, orange, or black, that circle their body. The males are usually more strikingly colored than the females, which are usually shades of green mottled with shades of tan, orange, white, and sometimes yellow. \n\nThere is marked sexual dimorphism. Males have a larger body and casque when mature than females. Male body length can reach between 17 and 24 inches (43 to 61 cm) from head to the tip of the tail and they are usually thin in appearance. Females reach between 10 and 14 inches (25 to 35.5 cm) in length. The female's casque is smaller than the males, and they are more heavy-bodied. \n\nA Specialized Lizard\nChameleons are specialized tree-living lizards that catching insect prey. Their bodies are flattened from side to side, and more or less leaf-shaped. They remain still and concealed for long periods of time and wait for their prey to come near. When they move, they do so slowly, and rock their bodies from side to side like a leaf in the wind. \n\nEyes\nThey have eyes that can move independently and look in two directions at once, as well as swivel nearly 180 degrees. They are therefore able to look in any direction, and even follow moving objects, without turning their heads or shifting body position. When a prey animal is spotted, both eyes will focus on the insect in order to perceive depth. \n\nHands and Tail\nChameleons are highly arboreal (tree-living). They have grasping hands that work much like human hands. Three fingers are fused together and face toward the inside. They also have a prehensile tail that they use as a fifth appendage. \n\nColor Changes\nChameleons are famous for their ability to change color. The color change serves only partly for camouflage. Although chameleons at rest tend to assume colors similar to their surroundings, color change is most often used to signify emotional state. Many chameleons are some shade of green or brown at rest, but can become far more brightly colored when frightened, courting, or defending a territory against another chameleon. Veiled chameleons when startled or threatened may darken in color and "play possum."\n\nInteraction with Mates\nThey are primarily solitary and males are very territorial. Males and females tolerate each other only during breeding.\n\nDistribution and Habitat\nVeiled chameleons are native to Yemen and southern Saudi Arabia, and reside in an amazing variety of different habitats. They can be found in the dry plateaus, mountains, and river valleys. They are arboreal, preferring to live in trees, bushes, or shrubs. They prefer temperatures of 75° to 95°F (24° to 35°C) and can be found in elevations up to 3,000 feet (914 m). \n\nDiet in the Wild\nThe veiled chameleon is an insectivore. It may also eat leaves as a source of water during the dry seasons. \n\nZoo Diet\nThey are fed crickets daily.\n\nReproduction\nThey reach sexual maturity within four to five months, at 8 to 12 inches long. Breeding may occur up to three times a year. Females change colors within 18 hours of a successful mating. Egg laying occurs between 20 and 30 days after mating, with clutch sizes ranging from 35 to 85 eggs. The white, oval, tough-skinned eggs are buried in warm sand. \n\nLife Span\nThe lifespan of a veiled chameleon may be up to five years for females and up to eight years for males. \n\nStatus\nThey are not listed on CITES or the IUCN Red List. The veiled chameleon is the most commonly bred and ava
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The color of the skin is depends on the amount of the melnins. if one have more then his color will be black and if it's less then color will be white.
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black and white\n(i havent got a colour telly)
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Say you shine a flashlight into a mirror. Then put a mirror behind the flashlight and remove the flashlight. Given that the 2 mirrors are exactly parallel, will the light just bounce back and forth forever? No - the light travels in waves and each time it reflects back, some of the light is not hitting the mirror exactly at 90 degrees and is reflected off on an angle. The light will reflect away and eventually dissipate completely. \nIf you try to trap light in a box, as it bounces off the walls inside, it will dissipate into energy (heat). The temperature of the inside of the box will raise - but just infintestimly so.\nRemember all of this will take place at the speed of light.
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Maybe...not...I thought of the same thing, would be cool...but would be crazy too! Also...is there a perfect Paint on Mirror or just a platinum look.....
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depends on the temp of the room
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mirror is designed to reflect the light and no refraction light .. from it .. so the reflection angel will be zero
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Are you standing in a house of mirrors?
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You are in a 10-foot room with a light in the center.  The photons leave the light, zoom to the wall in 5 nanoseconds, reflect off the wall, and (some of them) zoom into your eye 5 nanoseconds later,  where your brain perceives them about 300 millisconds later.\n\nYou turn off the light.  Generally, the light will cool and stop emitting photons within, say, 100 milliseconds.  But suppose it is a specially-constructed light, and it turns off in 10 picoseconds.  The last photons stream to the wall in 5 nanoseconds, reflect, and hit your eyes 5 nanoseconds later.   Some of the photons that miss your eye may reflect off the walls several times, but there is a 20 to 80% chance of their being absorbed by the paint on the wall each time they reflect.  The brightness in the room therefore decreases a factor of about 2 every 10 nanoseconds.  Within 100 nanoseconds, the number of photons in the room has decreased a factor of about 1000, and it becomes dark.
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If the  six surfaces of the room are fixed with 100% reflecting mirrors than after the switch off of the bulb the room will be in lights. If you do not switch off the bulb the light energy in the room will be increasing and at time it will go to threshold to blast of ....
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If it reflects all the light, it appears white. If it absorbs all the light, it appears black.