Reptiles And Amphibians - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Reptiles And Amphibians For Kids

Bush vipers are solitary animals. They usually live alone and don’t interact much with other vipers, except when it’s time to mate.

Red-eyed Tree Frogs never drink water – they absorb (soak up) all the water they need through their skin when it’s moist!

Unlike most frogs, poison dart frogs don’t have webbed feet (toes connected by skin) because they spend most of their time on land!

The golden poison dart frog is thought to be the most poisonous (toxic) land animal in the world, but when kept as pets (in captivity), they’re completely safe!

Red-eyed Tree Frogs don’t have any poison or harmful bite — they’re completely safe for humans!