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Rapunzel and Pascal Up Close coloring page

Rapunzel and Pascal in a close up, the chameleon grinning on her shoulder. A Tangled coloring page you can download free as a printable PDF.

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Coloring page: Rapunzel and Pascal up close, Rapunzel glancing sideways at the grinning chameleon on her shoulder

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PDF · A4
Pages
1
Size
537 KB
Ink
Medium
Difficulty
Easy
Age
4–5 years, 6–7 years, 8–10 years

On this sheet

Close up of a smiling Rapunzel with Pascal the chameleon clinging to her shoulder, tail curled into a spiral.

Coloring tip

Use a few greens for Pascal and add spots of another color, the way real chameleons do.

Activity idea

Look up other animals that change color and make a list.

Did you know?

In Tangled, Pascal changes color both to hide and to show how he is feeling.

About this coloring page

Rapunzel and Pascal are inseparable in Tangled. Pascal is a little green chameleon who lives in the tower with Rapunzel and joins her for everything, from painting and reading to baking and, eventually, escaping into the outside world. He never says a word, but he gets his point across with expressions and color changes.

Real chameleons are reptiles found mostly in Africa and Madagascar, with a few species in southern Europe and Asia. They have incredibly long, sticky tongues that shoot out at lightning speed to snag insects.

Their eyes are remarkable. Each one moves on its own, so a chameleon can look in two directions at once. Their toes are fused into little pincers for gripping branches, and their tails curl up like springs for extra hold.

Lots of people think chameleons change color just to blend in, but that is not the whole story. Color changes mainly help them communicate with other chameleons and control their body temperature. They may turn darker to soak up heat or flash bright colors when they are stressed. Just like Pascal, their colors say a lot about how they feel.

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