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The name "reptile" refers to a class of cold-blooded vertebrates that typically have scaly skin, lay eggs on land, and breathe air. The term comes from the Latin word "reptilis," which means "creeping" or "crawling."
I think you might be thinking of a Kamodo dragon??? maybe...
The name of the beast that comes from the Latin word "to crawl" is "reptile." This name refers to cold-blooded animals that crawl or move by dragging their bodies along the ground, such as snakes, lizards, and turtles.
No, a reptile house is typically not referred to as an aquarium. An aquarium usually houses fish and aquatic animals, while a reptile house is specifically designed to exhibit reptiles such as snakes, lizards, and turtles.
Eublepharinae (Gecko) East Indian Leopard Gecko Eosuchians (extinct) Edaphosaurusare (extinct)
There is no way you can tell you have to take it to a reptile expert to get it probed
Reptile is the classification of a group of animals. You can think of reptile being the scientific name. Each animal in this category will have a scientific name.
Brachiosaurus translates as "arm reptile"
reptile pretty much means creep or crawl in latin
The common name for a reptilia is a reptile.
snakes
a snake
Komodo dragon
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Crocodile
brachiosaurs