Reptiles And Amphibians - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Reptiles And Amphibians For Kids

The temperature of a frilled lizard's nest determines whether the babies will be boys or girls!

Red-eyed Tree Frogs can be found in rainforests from southern Mexico all the way down to Panama and parts of northern South America!

Bush vipers use smell (olfactory/chemical cues) along with posture and touch to communicate — especially during mating or rival encounters.

Bush vipers don’t have heat-sensing pits like some other snakes do. Instead, they rely on their sharp eyes, smell, and stealth to find prey — even in dim forest light.

Cobras can still breathe while swallowing large prey because their windpipe opening (the glottis) can stick out of the side of their mouth like a little snorkel!