Reptiles And Amphibians - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Reptiles And Amphibians For Kids

Basic Information

Bearded dragons get their name from the spiky scales under their chin that puff out like a beard when they feel threatened!

The largest poison dart frog can grow to about 6 centimeters (2½ inches) long — much bigger than a quarter!

Female king cobras are excellent “snake moms” — they build a nest and guard their eggs for about 60–90 days, keeping them safe until the babies are ready to hatch!

Bush vipers adjust their hunting strategy based on prey size — quick strikes for small animals, longer holds for larger prey!

Life Cycle & Growth

Poison dart frogs lay their little eggs — tiny as a pinhead! — in cozy, wet spots like damp leaves, moss, or crevices under logs.

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