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No. Chameleons hang out where their normal, everyday colors match their surroundings. In other words, a normally green chameleon usually lives among green leaves, and a normally brown one may live on the ground. This helps hide them from predators and makes it easier to surprise prey.
They're just phenomenal. There is this myth that chameleons change colour to blend in with their surroundings, but this is actually not true. Most of the reason chameleons change colour is as a signal, a visual signal of mood and aggression, territory and mating behaviour.