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Chameleons are famous for their amazing ability to change color. For a long time, scientists (24) __________ that chameleons changed color simply by spreading pigments in their skin cells. (25) __________, recent discoveries show a more complex process. The change is not just for camouflage, but also to express emotions like fear or anger, and to react to temperature and light.

This incredible skill is possible because of special cells under their skin called chromatophores, (26) __________ contain tiny crystals. This amazing ability (27) __________ by their brain, which sends signals to these cells. When a chameleon is calm, the cells are close together. When it gets excited or angry, the (28) __________ between the cells increases, causing them to reflect different colors like yellow or red. This is also how a male chameleon tries to (29) __________ a mate, showing off his brightest colors.

Can a short vacation truly change who you are? For many, especially after periods of restriction, the idea of travel is powerful. In Vietnam, the recent trend of 'revenge travel' shows a deep desire not just for a break, but for meaningful experiences that refresh the soul. Psychologists agree that even a two-week trip can be a significant event for personal growth, particularly for young people whose personalities are still developing.

The primary changes that travel can bring are often internal and psychological. Stepping out of your daily routine into a new environment can boost your creativity and problem-solving skills. Facing small challenges, like navigating a new city or trying unfamiliar food, builds self-confidence. This newfound independence and open-mindedness are valuable assets that you bring back home, often making you more resilient and adaptable in your everyday life.

Beyond internal growth, travel reshapes how we see the world and others. Interacting with different cultures and hearing diverse perspectives directly challenges our pre-existing beliefs. It helps break down stereotypes and replaces rigid thinking with empathy and a more nuanced worldview. This shift from a narrow to a global perspective is one of the most lasting impacts of travel, fostering a greater appreciation for the complexity and beauty of human society.

However, it is important to have realistic expectations. A two-week holiday is not a magic wand that will instantly solve all problems or completely alter your personality. The transformative power of travel largely depends on the traveler's attitude. Being open, curious, and willing to engage with the experience is key. Ultimately, a vacation is a powerful catalyst, providing the opportunity for change that you must choose to embrace.