Chameleons' eyes are not so independent

Thursday, July 9, 2015 - 02:00 in Biology & Nature

Famed for their ability to change colour, chameleons have yet another mind-boggling talent: their eyes appear to swivel completely independently. This means that they can simultaneously track two completely different views of the world, which is quite impressive from our primate perspective.

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