You don't know me space man.

omg i did

hahahaha here i am

Yes

How..

OH MY GOSH, THIS COMMENT IS SO UNDERATTED

Naqiyah Mulachelah R A I N B O W T I M E

@@sheaking4316 agreed

this is a great comment :)

Relatable...

They used to use photoshop but then Adobe made it more expensive so they had to switch to cheaper method.

Hackis Bell Now they use Gimp

***** Chameleons

LOL, first up-voted this awesome comment from OP, then clicked show replies and up-voted that awesome reply too XD

Hackis Bell dude, creative cloud is awesome how dare you

Sweet

Blue and black, or white and yellow edition?

Currently, creating such crystals at a tiny scale of nanometres is expensive.

That would be a nice concept. So we will have clothes made of capsules with nanocrystals. How do you suggest we adjust spacing? Electrically, like in e-ink screens? Or mechanically, as in "turn the knob, change the color" by compressing the capsules themselves?

Daniel Hutňan YOU have solved the riddle

yeah

yeah but lots of times .LOL.

But at 00:7 you can see his shirt invisible

Check his shirt out at 0:10

Must have got exited..!! :P

Rio Nevin @vertasium Answer him.

Rio Nevin Who needs a 4k when you can have a Chameleon T.V.

Not really... We could say that charmeleon skin acts like a mirror, so it depends on the surrounding light. A neon lamp and a led one could lead to different colours on the screen. And this is just one of the possible problems

Rio Nevin it workes on the same principal, no need to slaughter millions of chameleons

Hahaha

This video actually says the chromatophores don't do anything at all

+Michael Ramirez you wife may be a Chameleon then.

+Michael Ramirez Then your wife has nano crystals under her skin. Cut and check :D lol

+Michael Ramirez That also works the other way around, because when the color of her underwear changes you know she's pissed :'D

Michael Ramirez I read that as wifi

Michael Ramirez Waifus dont change color....

i mean, first you gotta look up what a crystal is, then you understand why colors, or hold a crystal in sunlight 🙃

+Rob Johnson He also never claimed that he would answer that question lol.

I didn't suggest he should have. But he should have...lol

***** Fair enough.. Yeah I agree haha

+Rob Johnson From what I know it is done unconsiously, like blushing for example.

White Knight Oh? Great! Well i think i might blush "Turquoise" today just for a change...

i saw it

TheShernie You act as if you and you alone saw that and for what?

OrangeCrush Gaming You act as if I and I alone care about your opinion. #rekt

@orangedumbass what a dumbass

He might be in presence of a female.

It's the first explanation they gave. Pigmented cells have a way of expanding and contracting becoming darker or lighter.

Thank you very much ^-^

***** they don't, you know it wrong

***** octopi*

MY PENIS IS PARTICULARLY NORMAL. PENISES HAVE NO TASTE, EITHER. I KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE.*sees the username............facepalm*

.... yeah I see it wondering how you did

🦅 👀

Dude got that 2020 vision

I knew why that was happening :D

I swear 😂😂😂

No bc im actually tripin

same lmao

He's an undercover chameleon and he is explaining how they change color

It's called the ''cuttlefish'', but cuddlefish sounds really cute ^^ also, HI! BIG FAN OF YOUR VIDS

Muscular control of their chromatophores

fenojack oops! Thanks for the heads up!

My favorite cyber watches this too :D?

***** No

Oh I didn't, that's cute.

Halley Rai Would be surprised if someone said they did not notice this... it is fairly obvious

I think it changes from blue to red. .....)

I swear it was white and gold.

***** Well that's not very nice to say that.

We learned this in design school! It's so cool how such different fields can overlap sometimes.

RIP Teemo, long live Chroma

RoniTiihonen Chame-lion?

They come and goooo

i don't know, i'm from finland

Afro Samurai And karma karma karma karma karma chameleon just sounds stupid

bender?

Mckenna Cisler evolution brainwash makes you blind bro, random chance mutation causes deevolution and if there was a random mechanism creating new body parts blindly where are they? Not all new parta that are non functional would be fatal, you should have genetic freak structures al over you and all over every living thing...yet we have perfect creatures

Evolution is not an active agent I hate when people speak of it as such

@@That777GuyAgain We’re not perfect creatures lmao and micro evolution has been proven and macro evolution has basically been proven through fossils and carbon dating. I’m guessing you think the earth is only 6000 years old as well huh?

@@That777GuyAgain you are sort of correct in a small way, but still wrong. Not all non beneficial random mutations would be fatal, but because they would be less beneficial than random beneficial mutations, those with beneficial mutations would slowly outcompete the others, essentially wiping them out anyway.

​@@That777GuyAgain ummm, you never knew that people are born deformed all the time???

Nah..why is it when you get closer to your bathroom the urge to pee becomes more intense?

@@darkincognito3826 that too!!

I see White and gold too

450 subscribers and no videos? How to get subs these days! 1. Have a picture of a girl on your profil. 2. Have a girl name. 3. Wait.

Viktorrrrr or it might be the fact that I had videos up in the past.

Did you lost it already? because you just did that exact thing.

Kelly Davis Yup, but it still looks weird.

People still think dinosaurs are boring-ass lizard monsters, so chances are this misconception won't die for a long time.

Michael Langfitt Unfortunately the idea of dinosaurs with a coat of hair-like feathers is not so appealing to the general masses. Although it does open up a whole new range of interesting plausible designs of dinosaurs in movies and such, so it's really too bad it's not embraced.

K/kilo in computers is variously 1000 or 1024 depending on who you ask. I prefer the SI approach: K (kilo) for 1000, Ki (kibi) for 1024.

TazeTSchnitzel Neil deGrasse Tyson ✪ Its because computers use binary ("counts in twos") instead of decimal (base 10). kB = 1000 bytes KB = 1024 bytes I work in the computer business and rarely ever see KiB :)

Nice trick with that star. Fooled me...

krinord I'm aware of what binary is. Using powers of 1024 is a hack to avoid expensive division and multiplication, where you can just use bitwise shifts. I'm upset that people refuse to adopt KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB though. Creating confusion with SI units is a bad idea. Also, no, kB and KB aren't different. kB is just a misspelling of KB.

Its most likely caused by the hormones released, and i dont know of any living species that can control emotions.

TheTitaniumWolfman Vulcans! (Spock)

You mean is it behavioural, structural, physiological, or psychological? My guess is physiological.

TheTitaniumWolfman Humans can control their emotions to a small extent.

The Real Flenuan I'd say a significant extent. Small sounds... too small. Some emotions are deeper than others and are virtually impossible to tackle except by long time and effort, others, like fear, anger, anxiety... we can often reason ourselves out of them relatively easy. Ruining our own happiness is also ridiculously easy, but nobody really tries to make an art of that for obvious reasons. Our emotions can be powerful, but I really think that depending on the person, more often than not, we do have the power to make a difference on our emotions. We can also of course consider the fact that we sometimes make the wrong choices and suffer the emotional consequences of them, and while we may not be able to deal with the consequences, we did after all make the consequences so we kind-of did exert power over them.

What is HSL

??

It's a God-thing! It's a miracle of creation!

@@carolynperez2440 no

@@carolynperez2440 yes

@@carolynperez2440 nah

Aliens

i was gonna skip past your comment like it was spam, but i checked out your channel. nice vids bruh

Michele Fio noice

Michele Fio Nope. Chameleons are normally different colors.

Which episode?

Exist64 this lemon is not yellow

Sounds more like plasma lol if u know what i mean

The easiest way to answer your question in a less scientific approach, studying a chameleon won't harm him. Cells could be studied by simple getting a fragment of their skin, saliva, or anything an animal produce. However, studying an animals biology and systems specifically leads to what students call "Disection" which literally leads to inevitable death. However, those act only happens to few animals who passed consideration. Meaning they don't just kill animals to study at will.

the extent and 'severity' of animal testing has to pass an ethics panel and justify any harm caused as worth it in terms of impact of the research being done. since this isn't exactly 'high impact' science, I doubt they would have gotten approval to sacrifice them. but i imagine getting ahold of an already expired chameleon corpse isn't exactly hard to do either

I think it would be way to slow to allow the framerate. Might however be able to be used in some display that need less update like an information board

Tricky, because TVs generally don't work by reflecting incoming light.

Yes, kinda. It's called an optical interference display. You basically take two plates and change the space between them to change the wavelengths that constructively interfere. There might be a way to make colored e-paper this way. Aside from plain issues of manufacturing these things cheaply enough, there are two issues that I imagine: one is that you can not mix colors freely this way, so magenta is out of the picture (no pun intended) and the second is that you can't up- or downregulate the amount of light you reflect so producing desaturated colors and colors with less lightness is a problem (especially, say, black). White is probably not as much of a problem as one might think because plates that are far enough apart won't cause any interference in the visible spectrum at all and therefore the white or backlit background shines through. One would probably solve the saturation problem with an LCD layer between the white background and the color-producing layer but how one could change value/lightness and saturation independently from each other is not clear to me. Maybe a backlight that can be regulated on a pixel-level solves this problem ... or you'd need cells that can be reconfigured so quickly that they can switch between white and color quickly enough to use the same PWM trick DLP projectors use to change brightness ... I'd have to think about this. How many stacked layers of color-producing cells you'd need to get at least the RGB color space is also not clear to me.

If this idea work, the biggest issue with it that the tv will be useless at night

GeeGne -bAb That doesn't even make sense.

I think it's more of a physiological response to environmental stimulus, not an active choice, kind of like blushing

And nobody teaches them to do it. There isn't a daddy chameleon saying to their son "You have to separate the crystal in your body to achieve red, my son" - they just... know.

eddyvideostar jioni

No dude

Like if the earth is flat? Well not to point fingers, but you are right. We don't know if the world is round, because EVERY image of earth on Google looks like CGI! I mean really! Give me a picture! I want to see it! (Paintings don't count either)

***** You don't need a picture, just to know that all our math for motion only works if the Earth is round and rotating, and orbiting.

BioniclesaurKing4t2 Not true man, Life on a disc would be totally doable.

***** Do you even know how many inertial force terms need to be added to an equation to account for all the "extra motion"? And not all of them are at "nice" angles to the surface, either.

***** Do you even know how many inertial force terms need to be added to an equation to account for all the "extra motion"? And not all of them are at "nice" angles to the surface, either.

Reflexive

XenoNova Gaming photoshop

Adam Patterson Nah, it’s just a different type of chameleon. Panther Chameleons change color by mood. 1st Gen Chameleons is by camouflage.

Chameleons don't change color instantly, it takes a minute or so. Any video you watched that had one changing in a matter of seconds is just photoshopped.

Those videos are fake. Loads of them on KZfaq.

I did :D

Micro muscles, obviously

wrong

Vladimir moment

@@watersheep6590 I thought it was Frank Sinatra.

@@Bob3D2000 it’s also a quote from Vladimir in league of legends

Chameleons changing the spacing between crystals is an involuntarily process. Much like you don't have voluntary control over peristalsis or other involuntary movements in your body.

@@avinashawasthi2214 He didn't ask whether or not it was voluntary. He wants to know what the physical mechanism is for changing the crystal spacing, but muddied the question when he started going on about giraffes.