Apparently these color changes represent reactions to excitement or to a change in temperature, and do not necessarily serve to camouflage the angle. Anoles seem to reproduce throughout the entire year but the reproductive peak for most species occurs during the rainy season. The female normally lays a single egg, sometimes two. Eggs are laid under rocks, logs, or leaves. Insects of all kinds constitute the main diet of angles but they also eat spiders, earthworms, small frogs and young angles.
Anoles have pads on their toes that help in climbing.
Tree angles usually restrict their activity to a preferred perch, sometimes at considerable heights. Grass angles prefer perches close to the ground. Lowland species of angles do not extend to high elevations but mountain species do occur in the lowlands. While at El Yunque watch for these fascinating creatures active all around you. Work Outdoors at GORP Jobs Click Here.