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Chameleon

Chameleons are the Jungle River's hide-and-seek champions. They can sit on a branch right in front of you, change colour and simply disappear.

  • Laying her egg: “Can you see me?”
  • Once it's laid: “Boing!”
  • A baby's first words: “Peekaboo!”
An adult Chameleon from Perfect Crack

The six Chameleon babies

Every species in Perfect Crack has six Hatchery Babies: the everyday baby you meet first, four rare colours (Frost, Shadow, Golden and Rainbow, from sparkly and Rainbow eggs) and the Champion, won from the Champion egg in your scored Daily Challenge. Once freed, they live in your Jungle River habitat for good. In the game, tap a baby in its habitat on three different days to become friends and hear its secret.

Peekaboo, the Chameleon✓

Peekaboo

Chameleon · Common

Mischievous

Favourite activity: Vanishing into the leaves

Peekaboo can vanish into a leaf, a log or a sunbeam in the blink of an eye. Her favourite game is to disappear right next to a friend, wait until they start looking for her, then pop out shouting 'Peekaboo!'

“I have walked past her six times today. That I know of.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: She has never been found at hide-and-seek. Sometimes she gives clues on purpose.

Swirl, the Frost Chameleon✓

Swirl

Frost Chameleon · Uncommon · Carries the mark of the Great Frost

Curious

Favourite activity: Watching everything with both eyes at once

Swirl can look two ways at once, and she uses both eyes to watch everything. One eye on the river, one on the sky, she notices every butterfly, every ripple and every falling leaf. Her pale frosty colours shift like ice on water when she's thinking.

“Misses nothing. Absolutely nothing. I find it reassuring.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: She can watch two games of hide-and-seek at once and always knows who's winning.

Camo, the Shadow Chameleon✓

Camo

Shadow Chameleon · Rare · Carries the mark of the Great Eclipse

Shy

Favourite activity: Hiding in plain sight

Camo's shadowy colours carry the mark of the Great Eclipse, and they're perfect for hiding, which suits him, because Camo is very shy. He sits so still on the log that most babies don't know he's there. But he's always listening.

“Hidden in plain sight, and happy that way. Say hello anyway. He hears you.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He remembers every kind thing anyone has ever said near him.

Zippy, the Golden Chameleon✓

Zippy

Golden Chameleon · Super rare · Carries the mark of the Golden Dawn

Playful

Favourite activity: Catching flies with his tongue

Zippy's tongue is the quickest thing in the jungle. Flies, falling berries, the end of a friend's tail: if it moves, Zippy catches it, then lets it go again, because he's only playing. His golden scales flash in the sun with every snap.

“Quickest tongue in the Five Kingdoms. Mind your sandwiches.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He has never once eaten a fly. He just likes the catching.

Twist, the Rainbow Chameleon✓

Twist

Rainbow Chameleon · Ultra rare · Carries the mark of the Great Rainbow

Curious

Favourite activity: Trying out every colour there is

Twist wants to try every colour there is: sunset orange, puddle grey, toucan-beak yellow. His rainbow scales can turn almost any shade, and he spends whole afternoons experimenting while the other babies shout out colours for him to try.

“An artist. His 'mud brown' phase was not my favourite.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: There's one colour he can't make yet, and he's determined to find it.

Pickle, the Champion Chameleon✓

Pickle

Champion Chameleon · Champion · Won at the Hatchery Show

Clumsy

Favourite activity: Forgetting which colour he is

Pickle turned bright gold with excitement on the day he became a Champion. These days he forgets which colour he's meant to be at least once a day. He blends into a leaf, turns red when he remembers, then purple when he's embarrassed.

“A Champion who wears his feelings on his scales.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He's actually very good at blending in. He just gets too excited.

Did you know? A chameleon can move each eye on its own, so it can look in two directions at the same time.