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Chameleon
€130,00
Understanding the Chameleon
Chameleon 3D Mechanical Model Diy Metal Assembly Animals Kit Steampunkk Assemble Puzzles
High-concerned chemical : None
Material : Metal
Recommend Age : 14+
Story Background:
Mutant Chameleon in steampunk World
Inspired by the world of steampunk, this chameleon fascinating with its colorful appearance to simulate how they change the color of their skins to match the environment! The extreme detail and charming color make this lizard the perfect addition to any steampunk collection. with movable joints of its large hands and feet to cling to the base, it has two large screws to replace its protruding eyes and is covered in cogs, gears, rivets, screws, and copper accents. these 745 pieces kit look perfect in any steampunk art collection. We make chameleon's prehensile tail curling upward and downward that they use to wrap around tree branches or sticks. In the bottom is a transparent tube light to add a mysterious atmosphere.
This's a sad fact that we have wasted so much material in convenient modern life. If lifeforms evolve like machines, they might be called ‘Mechanical Mutants’.
Usage:
Looking for steampunk-themed decor ? Just go for it. It's an ideal choice as a birthday gift, Valentine's gift, Thanksgiving gift, especially for those who have a chameleon pet. It's a great choice for decorations or ornaments in the living room, bedroom, coffee house, etc.
Product material : stainless steel + iron + copper.
Product packaging : box.
Model weight : 1500g
Model size : 27 x 10 x 14.5cm
What is a Chameleon?
The Chameleon is a unique reptile famous for its ability to change colors significantly. This remarkable skill is not just for show; it serves various purposes like communication and camouflage. Chameleons belong to the family Chamaeleonidae and are mainly found in tropical regions. They are known for their prehensile tails and independently moving eyes, which give them excellent hunter capabilities.
Color Change Mechanism
Chameleons can change their skin color due to special cells in their skin called chromatophores. These cells contain different pigments, and when the Chameleon feels threatened or excited, it can expand or contract these cells, changing its color. This ability helps them blend into their surroundings, so predators can't easily spot them, and also aids in regulating body temperature.
Habitat and Behavior
Chameleons are primarily arboreal creatures, which means they thrive in trees and bushes. Their long tongues allow them to capture insects quickly, providing a steady food supply. They are solitary animals, often seen basking in the sun to absorb heat. However, they can be territorial and may display vivid colors to warn other Chameleons to stay away from their area.