Fact 1
The thickest snake is the Anaconda, which measures about 44 inches around and the smallest is the Thread snake, which is about 4 inches long.
Fact 2
Snakes lay eggs. They are oviparous though some are ovoviviparous and can give birth to live young ones.
Fact 3
These reptiles do not have ears or eyelids and rely on vibrations for hearing. Their forked tongues constantly move and this helps them to smell and taste chemical composition in the air.
Are snake-like fish from the order Anguilliformes that occupy both fresh water as well as saltwater habitats.
Are large, powerful, living lizards with long flat heads, round snouts, scaly skin, bowed legs and huge muscular tails.
Is a warm blood mammal that belongs to the monotreme group that lay eggs.
Are long bodied, cold-blooded vertebrates that belong to the class Reptilia.
Are tail-less amphibians with stout bodies and long hind limbs for leaping of the family Bugonidae.
Are amphibians with a large head, large eyes and smooth moist skin.
Are cartilaginous fish which means that the structure of their animal’s body is formed of cartilage and not bone.
Are found in the semi-arid plains of Botswana and in parts of the Kalahari Desert
Are cold blooded reptiles that get their name from a Spanish word El Lagarto, meaning “lizard”.