A chameleon's tongue can be up to twice as long as its own body, allowing it to catch prey at high speed.
Why it is true
The tongue is projected outward by a muscular and skeletal acceleration mechanism, hitting the prey in just a fraction of a second with impressive adhesive force.
Source: Reptile Biology
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