General Information
Sea and Freshwater Snakes
Turtles
Crocodiles and Alligators
Miscellaneous
100

Are reptiles vertebrates or invertebrates?

Vertebrates

100

Which snake is poisonous, the sea snake or the freshwater snake?

Sea Snake

100
A turtle is the only reptile with a:

shell

100

What is a snout?

It is part of an animal's head where the nose and mouth are located.

100

True or False: The marine iguana is the only lizard that live sin the sea as well as on land.

True

200

Are reptiles cold-blooded or warm-blooded?

Cold-blooded

200

What does venom mean?

Poison

200

What may happen if you try to pick up a snapping turtle?

It will probably bite your hand.

200

Crocodiles and alligators spend their time:

(only in water/in water and on land)

In water and on land

200

Where can marine iguanas be found?

The Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean

300

Describe the bodies of reptiles.

They are covered with dry scales or hard plates. Most have low, long bodies, with long tails and four short legs.

300

Do most of these snakes lay eggs or give birth to live young?

They give birth to live young.

300

What does it mean to be an omnivore?

It means that the animal eats plans and animals.

300

How do crocodiles and alligators reproduce? (lay eggs or give birth to live young?)

They lay eggs.

300
What is another name for cottonmouths?

Water moccasins

400

What does it mean to be cold-blooded?

It means the animal's body temperature changes with the temperature of the air or water around them.

400

Why do freshwater snakes go into water?

They go into water to hide from enemies and to catch fish to eat.

400

Why are people the worse enemy of green turtles?

People catch them and eat the turtle meat. They also find the eggs and eat them.

400

Which reptils has a more pointed snout?

The crocodile

400

The long and sharp teeth of certain animals are called:

fangs

500

Can water reptiles stay underwater for a long time? If so, how do they breathe?

They can stay underwater for a long time but must swim to the surface to fill their lungs with air.

500

What part of the sea snake is different than other snakes? Why?

Some have tails that look like paddles to help them swim.
500

Describe the uniqueness of the reproduction process of the sea turtles.

They return to the same exact beach where they were born to lay their eggs. They then dig a large hold with their fins and lave the eggs to hatch on their own. The baby turtles then have to find their way to the ocean by following the moonlight.

500

Which animal is more likely to attack people? Which is considered more fierce?

The crocodile

500

Why do reptiles not live in the coldest places on Earth?

Their body temperature would get too cold and they will not survive.

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