Assertion: chameleon | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: under the ground
type: LOCATION
value: in tunnels
type: LOCATION
value: definitely
type: DEGREE
value: as with other reptiles
type: OTHER
value: normally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Most Chameleons are oviporous (animals that lay eggs) but some are ovoviviparous (animals that the embryos develop inside eggs that are kept in the mothers body until they are ready to hatch.
text: All Chameleons lay eggs and that typically will occur in four weeks or less after mating takes place.
text: Once a chameleon is pregnant, she will lay her eggs soon, and so, she must find the perfect hole to dig!
text: They rarely venture to ground except to lay eggs or mate.
text: As with other reptiles, chameleons lay eggs and they can take a long time to hatch, as much as 12 months for some species.
text: Most chameleons lay eggs in a hole in the ground.
text: Most chameleons are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs that hatch outside the female but some are ovoviviparous meaning the eggs hatch inside the female who then gives birth to the hatched chameleons.
text: Related article: Do chameleons lay eggs or give live birth?
text: All chameleons lay eggs after a 3-6 week gestation period.
text: Chameleons will normally lay there eggs in tunnels under the ground.
text: If you have a veiled chameleon, panther chameleon, graceful chameleon, or senegal chameleon, your chameleon will definitely lay eggs.
text: They lay eggs under the ground or in tunnels.
text: Chameleons who lay eggs will do so three to six weeks after mating, digging a hole in the ground to lay anywhere from two to two hundred eggs, depending on the particular sizes and species.
text: Chameleons lay eggs
text: This is where your chameleon will lay her eggs.