Question

this lizard can even look behind and in front of itself at the same time! and because all chameleons have eyes that can \zoom in\, it can look super closely at its prey. this helps the chameleon pinpoint a fruit flys location and flick out its tongue to eat it. a - plus, chameleon!
the leaf chameleon has eyes that turn in many directions.
you have now graduated from predator school! happy hunting, and dont chew with your mouth open!
fill in the blanks to show how the leaf chameleon catches its prey
the leaf chameleon has eyes that can rotate independently. as a result, it can look in two different at once. its eyes also at it can look. after it has located it location, the leaf chameleon flicks out its to catch the prey.

Explanation:

The first blank is filled with "directions" as the text mentions looking in two different directions. The second blank is "zoom in" as it's about looking closely. The third blank is "tongue" as the text says "flick out its tongue".

Answer:

1. directions
2. zoom in
3. tongue