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What animal can look in two directions at once?0
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- September 7, 2012
Imagine being able to look at something straight in front of you, and look over your shoulder at the same time. It may seem impossible, but the chameleon does it every day! Chameleons have amazing eyes. Each one is like a scaly cone, with a small hole to see through. It can swivel these eyes
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