Chameleons are scalar fields whose mass depends on the environment,
specifically on the ambient matter density. While nearly massless in the
cosmos, where the matter density is tiny, their mass is of order of an inverse
millimeter on Earth, where the density is high. In this note, we review how
chameleons can satisfy current experimental constraints on deviations from
General Relativity (GR). Moreover, we study the cosmological evolution with a
chameleon field and show the existence of an attractor solution, akin to the
tracker solution in quintessence models. We discuss how chameleons can
naturally drive the observed acceleration of the universeComment: 5 pages, 2 figures. To appear in the proceedings of the "Phi in the
Sky" conference, 8-10 July 2004, Porto, Portugua