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Can any of you name these three reptiles? Objective: Today we are going to learn how to describe three basic characteristics of reptiles. Click to Check out REPTILES!

Menu Crocodiles Snakes Lizards Click on Reptiles to learn MORE! Ready for the Test? Click here to try it out! Click above to hear your directions!

Crocodiles Fantastic Features Fun Facts Click on me! I’m Cooler! Click on me! Click Here to Return to the Menu

Fantastic Features Cold-blooded creatures Long, low body and short legs Are carnivores Click to learn more features

Fantastic Features Large as 20 ft. in length Live in slow-moving rivers and grassy swamps. Grow new teeth to replace the old teeth Click to go back to Crocodiles Do you think mother Nile Crocodiles protect their young? Find out by clicking the picture ABOVE.

Fun Facts! Move well on land and can even run as fast as 11 mph More closely related to dinosaurs than most animals Click to learn more Fun Facts!

Endangered in North, South, and Central America Crocodiles are more aggressive than alligators Fun Facts Click here to Return to the Crocodiles

Snakes Fantastic Features Fun Facts! Click on me! I’m the Best! Click on me! Click to go back to MENU

Fantastic Features Snakes are carnivores Cold-blooded Snake jaws are not connected at the back of their mouths Click to learn more features!

Fantastic Features Use their muscles and scales to move around Live in deserts, forests, oceans, streams, and lakes Snakeskin is smooth and dry Click to go back to Snakes

Fun Facts Must swallow prey whole Shed their skin periodically Click to learn more facts!

Fun Facts! More than 2,900 species Use their senses to hunt, escape danger, and to find a mate. Click to go back to Snakes

Lizards Fantastic Features Fun Facts! Click on me! I’m the Lizard King! You shall CLICK on ME! Click to go back to MENU

Fantastic Features Cold-blooded creatures Long-bodied reptiles with two pairs of legs and a tail Live in trees, on the ground and in water Click to learn more features

Fantastic Features Shed their tails to run away from predators Eat plants and insects Most female lizards lay soft-shelled eggs Click to go back to Lizards

Fun Facts! Most lizard species are harmless to humans Some squirt blood from their eyes as a defense mechanism Click to learn more facts

Fun Facts! Skin of a lizard is usually cool and dry - not slimy! About 3,800 lizard species found Click to go back to lizards

Test #1 -Answer the following questions when you are ready to test your reptile knowledge! Click to take TEST!!

1.Reptiles cannot regulate their own heat, which means they are______-blooded? A.WarmWarm B.ColdCold C.HotHot D.All of the aboveAll of the above

2. Reptiles skin is usually what? A.WetWet B.DryDry C.MoistMoist D.SlimySlimy

3. One of the reptiles discussed squirts blood from it’s eyes as a defense mechanism? Which reptile was that? A.CrocodileCrocodile B.SnakeSnake C.LizardLizard D.None of the AboveNone of the Above

4. This reptile is more closely related to dinosaurs than most animals. Which reptile is this? A.CrocodileCrocodile B.SnakeSnake C.LizardLizard D.TurtleTurtle

5. These reptiles swallow their prey whole when they are eating. This reptile is a______? A.CrocodileCrocodile B.SnakeSnake C.LizardLizard D.TurtleTurtle

6. In the video, Nile crocodile mother’s protect their young for how long? A.1 year1 year B.2 years2 years C.3 years3 years D.4 years4 years

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