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Turtles- Suborder Cryptodira
- Family Chelydridae - Common Snapping Turtles and Alligator Snapping Turtle
- Family Emydidae - Pond Turtles and Box Turtles
- Family Testudinidae - Tortoises
- Family Geoemydidae - Asian River Turtles and Allies
- Family Carettochelyidae - Pignose Turtles
- Family Trionychidae - Softshell Turtles
- Family Dermatemydidae - River Turtles
- Family Kinosternidae - Mud Turtles
- Family Cheloniidae - Sea Turtles
- Family Dermochelyidae - Leatherback Turtles
- Suborder Pleurodira
- Family Chelidae - Austro-American Sideneck Turtles
- Family Pelomedusidae - Afro-American Sideneck Turtles
- Family Podocnemididae - Madagascan Big-headed Turtles and American Sideneck River Turtles
- Family Sphenodontidae
- Family Iguanidae
- Subfamily Corytophaninae - Casquehead Lizard
- Subfamily Crotaphytinae - Collared and Leopard Lizards
- Subfamily Hoplocercinae - Wood lizards
- Subfamily Iguaninae - Iguanas
- Subfamily Leiocephalinae
- Subfamily Leiosaurinae
- Subfamily Liolaeminae
- Subfamily Oplurinae - Madagascar iguanids
- Subfamily Phrynosomatinae - Horned Lizards
- Subfamily Polychrotinae - Anoles
- Subfamily Tropidurinae - Neotropical Ground Lizards
- Family Gekkonidae - Geckoes
- Family Pygopodidae - Legless lizards
- Family Dibamidae - Blind Lizards
- Family Cordylidae - Spinytail Lizards
- Family Gerrhosauridae - Plated Lizards
- Family Gymnophthalmidae - Spectacled Lizards
- Family Teiidae - Whiptails and Tegus
- Family Lacertidae - Lacertids
- Family Scincidae - Skinks
- Family Xantusiidae - Night Lizards
- Family Anguidae - Glass Lizards
- Family Anniellidae - American legless lizards
- Family Xenosauridae - Knob-scaled Lizards
- Family Helodermatidae - Gila Monsters
- Family Lanthanotidae - Earless Monitor lizards
- Family Varanidae - Monitor lizards
- Family Iguanidae
- Suborder Amphisbaenia
- Family Amphisbaenidae - Worm Lizards
- Family Trogonophidae - Shorthead Worm Lizards
- Family Bipedidae - Two-legged Worm Lizards
- Suborder Serpentes - Linnaeus, 1758-Snakes
- Infraorder Alethinophidia - Nopcsa, 1923
- Family Acrochordidae - Bonaparte, 1831-Wart snakes
- Family Aniliidae - Stejneger, 1907-False coral snakes
- Family Anomochilidae - Cundall, Wallach & Rossman, 1993-Dwarf pipe snakes
- Family Atractaspididae - Günther, 1858-African burrowing asps, stiletto snakes
- Family Boidae - Gray, 1825-boas
- Subfamily Boinae - Gray, 1825
- Subfamily Erycinae - Bonaparte, 1831-Old World sand boas
- Family Bolyeriidae - Hoffstetter, 1946-Mauritius snakes
- Family Colubridae - Oppel, 1811-Colubrids, typical snakes
- Subfamily Xenodermatinae
- Subfamily Homalopsinae
- Subfamily Boodontinae
- Subfamily Pseudoxyrhophiinae
- Subfamily Colubrinae
- Subfamily Psammophiinae
- Subfamily Natricinae
- Subfamily Pseudoxenodontinae
- Subfamily Dipsadinae
- Subfamily Xenodontinae
- Family Cylindrophiidae - Fitzinger, 1843-Asian pipe snakes
- Family Elapidae - F. Boie, 1827-Cobras, coral snakes, mambas, sea snakes
- Family Loxocemidae - Cope, 1861-Mexican pythons
- Family Pythonidae - Fitzinger, 1826-Pythons
- Family Tropidophiidae - Brongersma, 1951-Dwarf boas
- Family Uropeltidae - Müller, 1832-Pipe snakes, shield-tailed snakes
- Family Viperidae - Oppel, 1811-Vipers, pitvipers
- Subfamily Azemiopinae - Liem, Marx & Rabb, 1971-Fae's viper
- Subfamily Causinae - Cope, 1859-Night adders
- Subfamily Crotalinae - Oppel, 1811-Pitvipers, rattlesnakes
- Subfamily Viperinae - Oppel, 1811-True vipers
- Family Xenopeltidae - Bonaparte, 1845-Sunbeam snakes
- Infraorder Scolecophidia - Cope, 1864-Blind snakes
- Family Anomalepididae - Taylor, 1939-Primitive blind snakes
- Family Leptotyphlopidae - Stejneger, 1892-Slender blind snakes, thread snakes
- Family Typhlopidae - Merrem, 1820-Blind snakes, typical blind snakes
- Infraorder Alethinophidia - Nopcsa, 1923
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Why do reptiles eat their young?
Reptiles do not have a neo-cortex, the part of the brain that gives maternal affection. Because of this, babies have to hide to avoid getting eaten. Reptiles do not have a neo-cortex, the part of the brain that gives maternal affection. Because of this, babies have to hide to avoid getting eaten.
How are babies of most reptiles different from babies of most mammals?
yes the reptiles develop in eggs
What do reptile babies eat?
What adolescent reptiles eat differs from species to species. Baby lizards eat small bugs, like aphids and grasshopper type of bugs.
How are babies of reptiles different from babies of mammales?
the babe reptiles don't look like their parents unlike mammals.
Do reptiles lay eggs for their babies?
reptiles lay eggs, if thats what you mean
Do birds eat reptiles?
There are certain birds that eat reptiles.
What does not feed their babies mammals birds reptiles?
Reptiles - from the moment the baby reptiles are born (or hatch) - they are completely independent.
Why can't Animals eat Reptiles?
Animals do eat reptiles. Particular animals do eat a vast variety of reptiles. Reptiles can even eat other reptiles. Mostly, it's not a common snack for animals in general because reptiles are scaley and tough to chew and defend themselves well.
Do jaguar eat reptiles?
yes tigers eat reptiles and they also eat small animal such as birds.
What kind of food do reptiles eat?
Some reptiles eat... grass worms etc.
Can reptiles give birth to live babies?
Yes The Anaconda does.
Reptile babies come from?
reptiles hatch from eggs.
