reptiles

Explores the physical characteristics, senses, metabolism, reproduction, and growth of reptiles.

Answers such questions about reptiles as why do snakes stare, are frogs and newts reptiles, and which reptile lives longest.

Contains articles that describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of over twenty different reptiles and amphibians; arranged alphabetically from adder to chameleon, with photographs, fact files, and a reptile and amphibian family tree.

Contains close-up color photographs of salamanders, poison dart frogs, caimans, lizards, and other reptiles, and provides facts about their habits and behaviors.

Introduces the physical features and habits of reptiles and amphibians, describes ways in which their bodies are adapted to their environment, and traces their ancestry back to the dinosaurs.

Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, lifestyle, and natural environment of the python and the anaconda.

Text and photographs combine to tell about reptiles, including habitat, diet, and physical characteristics.

Full-color, illustrated photographs introduce readers to a number of reptiles and amphibians including snakes, lizards, frogs, and salamanders.

Discusses what reptiles and amphibians are and examines the characteristics and behavior of lizards, snakes, turtles, crocodiles, alligators, frogs, toads, and salamanders.

An illustrated guide to snakes and other reptiles to accompany "A Crazy Day with Cobras," including facts and photographs that reveal whether snakes can really be "charmed," which reptile has the deadliest venom, how to tell the difference between crocodiles and alligators, and more.