North American Reptiles and Amphibians. Alligator.

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North American Reptiles and Amphibians

Alligator

Crocodiles—southern FL)

Western Pond Turtle

Box turtle

Common Snapping Turtle

Red Eared Slider

Red legged Frog Pacific tree frog Gray Tree frog

African Bullfrog—(invasive species)

Woodhouse Toad

Collared Lizard

Fence Lizard

Gila Monster

Monitor Lizard

Green Anole

Pacific Giant Salamander

Rough Skinned Newt

Scarlet King SnakeCoral Snake- (Red on yellow, you’re a dead fellow)

Black Rat Snake

Corn snake

Rubber Boa

Garter Snake

Eastern Diamondback Western Diamondback

Timber Rattlesnake

Cotttonmouth or Water Moccasin

Western Hognose Snake