Reptiles - Some Facts

Beauty comes in all sizes and shapes :) by spisharam on Flickr	Reptiles include snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises, crocodiles and alligators. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Crokodile 07 by DeusXFlorida on Flickr	They are cold blooded animals with vertabrate (a backbone). Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Lizard Up Close by SivamDesign on Flickr	There bodies are covered with scales. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
DSC_0106 by Schristia on Flickr	They have sharp claws. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Hatching out! An African Spur-Thigh Tortoise (Geochelone Sulcata) by EraPhernalia Vintage . . . (playin' hook-y ;o) on Flickr	Most reptiles lay leathery-shelled eggs on the land. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Happy Honu by jurvetson on Flickr	They can be found everywhere in the world except Antarctica. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Oustalet's Chameleon (Furcifer oustaleti), Ankarafantsika National Park, Madagascar by Frank.Vassen on Flickr	Some kinds of chameleons can change colors to help them hide in their habitats. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Dennis Sheridan's Live Reptiles, a hands-on Holding Hands with Nature educational activity 29 Dec. 2008 by mikebaird on Flickr	People who study reptiles are called herpetologists. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Figure 8 by Furryscaly on Flickr	Of the 3000 species of snakes, only a few hundred of them are venomous. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide

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