Reptiles of Alabama QUIZ. 1. Brown Anole 2. Black Racer.

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Reptiles of Alabama QUIZ

1. Brown Anole

2. Black Racer

2. Coal Skink

3. Snapping Turtle

4. Coral Snake

5. Alligator Snapping Turtle

6. Corn Snake

7. Diamondback

8. Cottonmouth

9. American Alligator

10. Copperhead

11. Box Turtles

12. Eastern Fence Lizard

14. Eastern Indigo

13 Hognose

14 Eastern King Snake

15 Green Anole

18 Ribbon Snake

16 Five Lined Skink

17. Glass Lizard

21. Garter Snake

18 Gopher Tortoise

19 Green Snake

20 Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle

21 Milk Snake

22 House Gecko

23 Southern Painted Turtle

24 Mud Snake

29 Rat Snake

25 Red Bellied Turtle

26 Ring Necked Snake

27 Worm Snake

28 River Turtle

29 Timber Rattler

30 Coachwhip

36. All amphibians have 4 feet.

37. Amphibians are found on all the continents.

38. Amphibians are endothermic.

39. Frogs can breath through their skin.

40. About 75% of snakes are venomous.

41. Turtles belong the class testudines.

42. The hellbender is the largest salamander in the world.

43. Tadpoles are carnivores.

44. Crocodiles, turtles, and salamanders cannot stick out their tongue.

45. Animals lose heat faster in water.

46. Amphibians are monoecious.

47. All amphibians have external fertilization of eggs.

48. Anacondas are the largest snakes in the world.

49. Water with a pH higher than 3 will kill frogs.

50. All amphibians have a 4 chambered heart.