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AnimalGroupsAreCATegorical
School in Rocky River, Ohio
you are still the best pretend uncle.
an animal that has
dry, scaly skin and
breathes air with
lungs
illustrations by Martin Goneau
with dry and scaly skin,
whichservestohelpprotectitwhileholdingmoisturein.
Reptilesallhavebackbones,sotheyreknownasvertebrates.
Thisfeaturesoneofmanyonalistofreptiletraits.
Althoughtheyrecalledcold-blooded,theirbloodsnotalwayscold.
is outside their control.
depends on whats around them.
Dependsonwhatsurroundsthem!
a reptiles born with lungs.
Andsomedontusetheirnosetosmellinstead,theyusetheirtongues!
Whensnakesandlizardssticktheirtonguesout,theyrenotbeingrude.
This helps them hunt for food.
for health and strength and growth.
while others will eat both!
orevenontheeggsthatotheranimalssupply.
Allbreathetheair,andmostlayeggsonland.
Theyrefoundinoceans,deserts,plains,ongrasses,dirt,andsand.
Like alligators ,
Turtleslivethroughouttheworld,exceptwhereitstoocold.
Theyrefoundonlandorseaorbothandgrowtobequiteold.
Earthishometomanyspecies,andifyouwouldspanit,
youdfind8,000differentkindsofontheplanet!
Mostofthemhaveshorterlegs(iftheyhavelegsatall!).
Gatorsandgeckosgalore!
Toboostyourrepforreptilesmarts,canyounameevenmore?
it has dry, scaly skin;
it breathes air.
have a backbone (theyre vertebrates);
are born with lungs,
unlike most baby
amphibians;
are cold-blooded
animals. This means
they cannot make
their own body heat.
Their bodies are the
same temperature as
their surroundings.
lay hard-shelled eggs on land;
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