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There are all kinds of reptiles in praries! Snakes are one example. "Corn Snakes" and "Gardener Snakes" are probably the most common and well-known snakes in American praries. There are also frogs and toads (toads are amphibians though). Sometimes you may even find salamanders beside streams.
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