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Terrestrial and arboreal reptiles like tortoises and lizards use their legs to crawl around. Aquatic turtles use their legs to swim and crocodilians use their tails and legs to propel themselves. Snakes use their backbones and muscles to swim, slither and burrow.
What else can I help you with?
How many organs does a reptile have?
4 organs
What are the reptile's organs of movement?
Usually the feet when on land. When swimming the tail is also often used. Snakes use their backbone to move.
What is the nervous system of a reptile made up of?
nerves, tissue, and organs
Which system enables movement of the body and internal organs?
skeletal allows movement. No system allows movement of organs LOL
What organs does snake use in movement?
what is the organ of movement in snake
What organs for movement of mammal?
their legs
The organs of movement in a starfish?
its butt
Which organ system enables movement of the body and internal organs?
skeletal allows movement. No system allows movement of organs LOL
What is the organs of movement of earthworms?
the brain
What organs for movement of Birds?
i think wings
What organs causing the peristaltic movement?
alimentary canal
What is a slow moving reptile?
A slow-moving reptile could be a turtle or a tortoise. Both species move slowly on land due to their anatomy and physiology. They are known for their leisurely pace of movement.
