What are some symbiotic relationships of chameleon?

Chameleons engage in several symbiotic relationships, primarily with certain species of insects that serve as prey, indirectly benefiting the chameleon by providing sustenance. Additionally, they may coexist with plants, particularly in their arboreal habitats, where the foliage offers camouflage and protection from predators. While not traditional symbiOSis, these interactions illustrate the interconnectedness of chameleons within their ecosystems. However, true mutualistic relationships involving chameleons are less documented compared to other species.