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- Although most reptiles lay eggs, there are some that don’t, such as rattlesnakes, that give birth to live young.
- Reptiles don’t live in ever single continent. They aren’t any in the Antarctica or Antarctic because it’s to cold for them.
- Crocodiles have membrane holding there tongue in place inside there mouths, making it impossible for them to poke there sharp teeth.
- If you saw a slow worm, you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a snake. It is in fact a LEGLESS LIZARD! One way to tell is that slow worms[and all other lizards] have eyelids, but snakes don’t.
- When turtles lay there eggs, it can tell if it is a male or a female. If they lay there eggs on cool sand, it will be a male and if it’s laid on warm sand, it will be a female.
- Chameleon’s
- In a few types of chameleon colour change to camouflage for there predators, but it is most actually a form of communication.
- Reptiles are vertebrates whose body is covered with scales. They have a bony skeleton inside.
- Most of the reptiles live on land, especially in warm places and some of them live in water.
- Reptiles lay eggs and when the eggs hatch, baby reptiles come out.
- Reptiles are a large class of animals which include crocodiles, alligator, snakes, lizards, turtles and tortoises.
- Baby turtles
- A female turtle lay a number of eggs on some of the beaches. These eggs are deposited in holes dug into mud or sand. they are then covered up by sand.
- When the baby turtles hatch, they go to the sea where they live and grow up.
- Lizards
- Lizards are reptiles that have four legs, ears, sharp claws and long tails.
- Most lizards are usually quick moving hunters of insects and other small creatures.
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