📷 Reptile

vertebrates

Ectothermic - hot and active depending on temperature from sunlight

Skin covered with scales

The pig is removed from the egg

Reptile species can be found in all habitat types except polar shrubs and tundra.

Crocodilia (crocodiles, gavials, caimans and crocodiles): 23 species

Sphhenodonti (tuataras from New Zealand): 2 species

Squamata (lizards, snakes and worm lizards): more than 9,000 species

Testudin (tortoises, terrapins and turtles): more than 300 species

Reptiles are vertebrates, they have peeling skins that prevent their bodies from drying out, and young people do not experience larval stages like amphibians, but look like adults when they leave the eggs. Reptiles are ectotherms, so they should look for hot spots to sunbathe or warm up and become active, and they need to find a cool or cool place to cool down. In cold conditions they become immobile and do not travel too much, and if some of them are cold for a long time, they will go to torches or winter sleep.

GROUP RENDERING

Reptiles have four main groups: tortoises and turtles; lizards and snakes; crocodiles and crocodiles; and the tuatara is the only species left in the old reptile group that returns to the dinosaurs. Some reptiles spend most of their time in the water and spend most of their time in the field. Reptile species can be found in all habitat types except polar shrubs and tundra.

INDEPENDENT

Most reptile nests or holes open to put their eggs. Some, such as crocodiles, crocodiles and some species of snakes, still protect their nests and even help their offspring to start life. However, most mothers leave the nest once the reptile's eggs have been laid. Incubators are independent from the start and should seek their own food and shelter.

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