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Caecilians eat worms,insects,small snakes and lizards,mollusks and smaller amphibians.
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Why do caecilians coil themselves around their eggs if they are cold blooded?
To protect them from minor predators.
Is a caecilians a reptile?
caecilians are amphibians
Are most caecilians aquatic?
Caecilians are always aquatic.
How are caecilians different from other amphibians?
Caecilians have no limbs or appendages.
Is a caecilians a carnivore?
Yes, caecilians are carnivorous. They primarily feed on earthworms, insects, and other invertebrates found in soil and leaf litter.
How many legs does a amphibian?
4. Although Caecilians have none.
What order do caecilians belong to?
Caecilians belong tot the order Gymnophiona.
What is the scientific name for the Caecilians?
The scientific name for Caecilians is Gymnophiona.
Do caecilians have jaws?
No
Are any caecilians herbivores?
No
Do caecilians have a backbone?
Indeed they do.
Where can i get caecilians?
at the pet store
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