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Are all reptile cold blooded or warm?
Coldblooded; plus they lay eggs not give birth to live young
Is a gazelle a reptile?
No, a gazelle is a mammal as it is warm blooded and gives birth to live off-spring. Whereas a reptile is cold blooded and lays eggs
Is a mouse a reptile?
No a mouse is not a reptile. The mouse is a mammal as it clearly gives birth to live young and does not lay eggs. But you can keep a mouse in a reptile or fish tank and they will live perfectly fine. Hope it helped! :)
What region do snakes live?
Snakes mainly live every where exept cold places.
Can anaconda snake lived in cold places?
No. They are cold blooded, therefore, cannot live in cold climates.
Can a mammal be a reptile?
No, a reptile cannot be a mammal. Mammals are warmblooded and reptiles are coldblooded. Mammals give birth to live young and reptiles lay eggs. Mammals have hair and reptiles have scales on their skin.
How can seals live in the cold seas?
they must live in the cold sea to survive cause they cannot survive in the warm climate
Are lizard warm blooded?
no lizards are cold blooded like every other reptile
Is komodo a reptile or a amphibian?
In European Legends they're said to look reptalic, but it contridicts other European legends about them. Reptiles are cold blooded and dragons couldn't have been cold blooded because they were said to live on snowy mountains, where it'd be too cold for a reptile to survive.
What makes a nile crocodile a reptile?
A Nile crocodile is classed as a reptile because they are cold-blooded, they lay hard-shelled eggs, they have scales and they have sex but don't give birth to live young.
Why does polar bear live in south region why not in north region it is also cold?
polars bears live in the arctic circle, at the NORTH pole. not the south.
What are difference between mammal and reptile?
a mammal has fur and has milk and produces milk in its body but reptiles have scaly skin and live on water +++ Also: Mammals are warm-blooded and viviparous. Reptiles are cold-blooded and oviparous - and only a few of the reptile species live on (or in) water!
