Is it true that chameleons turn pink when they meet true love?

It is false that chameleons turn pink when they meet true love. The chameleon's color change is not entirely to meet the needs of the external environment. The most important reason why the chameleon changes its body color is that it is a tool for information exchange, just like a silent language, which silently tells the joys and sorrows. Take the high-crowned chameleon as an example. Their body color is green when they are calm, dense black spots appear on their bodies when they are nervous, and turn into elegant yellow-green when they fall asleep. During estrus, there will be bright yellow or brown spots on both sides of the female body, while the background color of pregnant females usually turns dark gray, dotted with dark green and bright yellow stripes.