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Reptiles and Amphibians

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A green lizard basking on a sunny rock to warm its cold-blooded body
📷 GollyGforce - Living My Worst Nightmare · CC BY 2.0

and are both , which they make their own the way and do. , their and with their . This is why, on a , you see a on a — it is to its up before it has the to and .

Being has a big : these need far than of the , because they do not . A can for between . The is that when it is they and , so many and in or during .

A crocodile lying half-submerged in a calm river
📷 JMK · CC BY-SA 3.0
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, , , and . Their are in dry or a .

— , , , and — have , and need to . The "two ", because most in as (like ) and to on as . Many can even through their , which is why it .

A bright tree frog with smooth moist skin perched on a green leaf
📷 Shiv's fotografia · CC BY-SA 4.0

🗂️ Sort each animal into the correct group.

  • Crocodile

  • Frog

  • Gecko

  • Newt

  • Tortoise

  • Toad

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A way to : have dry ; have and in .

🔗 Match each feature to reptiles or amphibians.

  • Dry, scaly skin

  • Smooth, moist skin

  • Eggs laid on land with leathery shells

  • Eggs laid in water, young breathe with gills

Some are . The can its for over an while to . The is the , in and to . , , a that is of their , and some for over 100 .

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A can on a to of on its that with a .

A gecko clinging to a smooth surface with its specially adapted sticky toes
📷 Steve Jurvetson from Los Altos, USA · CC BY 2.0

✍️ Fill in the words about these animals.

Both are -, so they in the sun to up. have dry , while have and in .

🃏 Flip each card to learn about these cold-blooded creatures.

Tap each card to see the answer.

Quiz time! 📝

Reptiles and Amphibians Quiz

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What does "" for and ?

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