The PNSO "Kesia the Jackson's Chameleon" captures the unique look of this three-horned species with detailed sculpting and vibrant, lifelike coloration.
PNSO Kesia the Jackson's Chameleon measures: 3.8" L x 1.6" H
This model highlights the defining features of Jackson’s chameleon, including its three prominent horns, textured skin, and natural green-to-yellow coloration. The pose reflects a slow, deliberate movement typical of chameleons, and the overall sculpt delivers a strong balance of realism and character, making it a great addition to reptile collections.
Jackson’s chameleons are native to the montane forests of East Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanzania. They are known for their vivid coloration and the three horn-like structures on their heads, which are most prominent in males and used in displays and combat.
These chameleons are arboreal, spending most of their lives in trees. They move slowly and deliberately and use color changes for communication and temperature regulation. Their diet consists mainly of insects, which they catch using long, sticky tongues. Unlike many reptiles, Jackson’s chameleons are viviparous, giving birth to live young.
Explore more horned and climbing species in our chameleon and lizard figures collection.
Part of the PNSO Living Animal Series.
Hand Painted. Product Material: Vinyl
Product Code: PNSO-201013
by PNSO
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
