Reptiles And Amphibians - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Reptiles And Amphibians For Kids

Red-eyed Tree Frogs shake the branch they’re sitting on to scare away other frogs who might want their spot!

Frilled lizards sometimes eat small lizards when insects are hard to find!

Bush vipers are cold-blooded, so they can’t make their own body heat. To warm up, they move into sunny spots or onto warm surfaces; to cool down, they hide in shade or shady foliage.

Some cobras slowly change their color as they grow up — young snakes may look lighter or patterned and adults may get darker or look different.

Young frilled lizards are born with their frill and can use it right away, and it keeps growing and getting stronger as they grow up!

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