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What is a reptile? What do reptiles do all day? Where do reptiles live? How do reptiles defend themselves? How many reptiles are venomous? What do reptiles eat? Do all reptiles lay eggs? How do reptiles get around? Easy identification of the 50 most commonly found reptiles in North America, with information about size and colour, habitat and range, plus the many relatives or look-alikes, and even how to tell a crocodile from an alligator. Special features include information about endangered reptiles. | |   Rules for reptile-watching include: Return rocks or logs to their original position to preserve hiding places. Be careful. Do not touch reptiles without protection because some are poisonous and dangerous.
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0-590-05487-2 Vinyl binding with jacket 0-590-05476-8 Hardcover Mammals | Weather | Wildflowers | Insects | Birds Minerals | General Info | Identification Home Photo Credits | ||||
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