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ABOUT REPTILES:
Welcome to the kingdom of reptiles. You also will be called reptiles. Go to the
entrance of the Aquariums, there you will if it’s not too cold meet buy reptiles
online for the first time. There are kinds, which in the United States or the
neighboring countries are at home. Do you know the native reptiles? which of the
following animals are reptiles that also occur in the United State?
We only have 14 different species of reptiles. the Most of the approx. 8000
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Neither fur coat nor plumage
Reptiles have no hair or feathers that keep them warm hold, and they also can
not sweat to themselves to cool down Your body temperature varies with the
outside temperature.
Reptile or non-reptile
There are usually four groups of reptiles. From three You will find groups in
the outdoor terrariums.
Vertebrates
Now go to the aquarium. In the middle part of the building are the reptiles.
Before and after are many to see fish. Like reptiles, fish belong to the
vertebrates. We too are vertebrates. Ride yours along the spine. You’ll notice
it’s hard everywhere and bony. If we don’t have the vertebrae and bones if we
had, we’d be pretty baggy. The bones are our framework. All vertebrates have a
skeleton
Types of reptiles: classification of reptiles
Types of reptiles: classification of reptiles
Today, more than 10,000 different species of reptiles are known worldwide.
However, only 15 species of reptiles are native to Germany. live arrival
The (recent) reptiles living today can be divided into four groups, so-called
orders.
You can recognize turtles immediately by their typical bony shell, which makes
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Types of reptiles: classification of reptiles
Today, more than 10,000 different species of reptiles are known worldwide.
However, only 15 species of reptiles are native to Germany. lowest possible
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The (recent) reptiles living today can be divided into four groups, so-called
orders.
You can recognize turtles immediately by their typical bony shell, which makes
up almost a third of a turtle’s weight.
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Lizards are characterized by their elongated bodies and long tails. In contrast
to snakes, geckos, monitor lizards and the like have strongly developed limbs
that they use for locomotion. Reptile pets
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Crocodiles are huge lizard-like animals that are highly adapted to life on and
in the water due to their long and flat tail. This is their way of adapting to
the ecological niche.
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Snakes are an exception among reptiles due to their strongly reduced limbs. You
can recognize them by their very long and thin physique and the meandering
movement. Snake lizards
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The reproduction of reptiles
Unlike amphibians, reptiles reproduce on land by internal fertilization. In most
cases, the female lays a large number of eggs in burrows. There they are better
protected from external influences.
When they hatch, the young critters are immediately on their own. On some
beaches, you can even watch newly hatched turtles make their way from their nest
to the sea. We ship to Germany, all over the united states, Australia, Europe,
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Turtles hatch
There are few exceptions in reptile reproduction where the female gives birth to
her young alive. These include a few species of lizards, as well as slowworms
and adders.
The respiration of reptiles
Living mostly on land, reptiles breathe through their lungs. Similar to humans,
the lungs of reptiles are divided into two chambered lungs.
However, the respiratory system of reptiles is less complex than that of humans.
You can tell, for example, by the fact that reptiles do not have a diaphragm.
This prevents the animals from coughing!
Cold-blooded animals – what does that mean?
You’ve often heard that reptiles are cold-blooded. But what does that actually
mean?
As cold-blooded (poikilotherm) animals are referred to, whose body temperature
depends on the ambient temperature.
Unlike us humans, reptiles cannot regulate their own body temperature. This
means that they are exposed to external temperatures at all times. However, the
body processes of reptiles work better the warmer it is outside.
This means that the animals are actively trying (through their behavior) to
increase their body temperature. That’s why you see lizards more often in sunny
places, for example!
lizard in the sun
But what happens to cold-blooded animals when it is particularly cold in winter?
Since their body’s own processes are shut down when it’s cold, most reptiles
fall into a cold torpor at certain temperatures.
Reptile examples with practical profiles
Now you know all about what unites the group of reptiles! In the following we
have put together three concrete reptile examples for you.
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The Turtle (Testudinata)
Species: currently 341 species
Size: 15 to 250cm
Weight: 95g to 700kg
Age: up to 200 years
Diet: Omnivore
Habitat: all continents, mostly near water
Special features: hard bone armor
Fun Fact: The oldest known tortoise was called Adwaita and died in 2006 at the
age of 256.
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The Serpent (Serpentes)
Species: over 3600 species
Size: 10cm to 7m
Weight: up to 200kg
Age: up to 40 years
Diet: Predators (insects, eggs, small animals)
Habitat: all continents
Special features: long body with almost no limbs, regular moulting
Worth knowing: Snakes have a very keen sense of smell. However, they pick up
smells with their tongues instead of their noses!
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The lizard (Lacertida)
Species: currently around 350 species
Size: 10 to 90cm
Weight: 16g to 5kg
Age: up to 30 years
Diet: insectivore
Habitat: all continents, prefer sunny places
Special features: Due to their long tail and pronounced limbs, lizards can move
at lightning speed.
Fun Fact: Most lizards can shed their tails when threatened. This grows back
after a while.
Amphibians and Reptiles – What’s the Difference?
Amphibians and reptiles are often confused with each other. No wonder, since
both are cold-blooded vertebrate species that even look similar on the outside.
Lizards are characterized by their elongated bodies and long tails. In contrast
to snakes, geckos, monitor lizards and the like have strongly developed limbs
that they use for locomotion.
lizard reptiles
Crocodiles are huge lizard-like animals that are highly adapted to life on and
in the water due to their long and flat tail. This is their way of adapting to
the ecological niche.
Crocodile Wanted Poster
Snakes are an exception among reptiles due to their strongly reduced limbs. You
can recognize them by their very long and thin physique and the meandering
movement.
Snake Wanted Poster
The reproduction of reptiles
Unlike amphibians, reptiles reproduce on land by internal fertilization. In most
cases, the female lays a large number of eggs in burrows. There they are better
protected from external influences.
When they hatch, the young critters are immediately on their own. On some
beaches, you can even watch newly hatched turtles make their way from their nest
to the sea.
Turtles hatch
There are few exceptions in reptile reproduction where the female gives birth to
her young alive. These include a few species of lizards, as well as slowworms
and adders.
The respiration of reptiles
Living mostly on land, reptiles breathe through their lungs. Similar to humans,
the lungs of reptiles are divided into two chambered lungs.
However, the respiratory system of reptiles is less complex than that of humans.
You can tell, for example, by the fact that reptiles do not have a diaphragm.
This prevents the animals from coughing!
Cold-blooded animals – what does that mean?
You’ve often heard that reptiles are cold-blooded. But what does that actually
mean?
As cold-blooded (poikilotherm) animals are referred to, whose body temperature
depends on the ambient temperature.
Unlike us humans, reptiles cannot regulate their own body temperature. This
means that they are exposed to external temperatures at all times. However, the
body processes of reptiles work better the warmer it is outside.
This means that the animals are actively trying (through their behavior) to
increase their body temperature. That’s why you see lizards more often in sunny
places, for example!
lizard in the sun
But what happens to cold-blooded animals when it is particularly cold in winter?
Since their body’s own processes are shut down when it’s cold, most reptiles
fall into a cold torpor at certain temperatures.
Reptile examples with practical profiles
Now you know all about what unites the group of reptiles! In the following we
have put together three concrete reptile examples for you.
Turtle Wanted Poster
The Turtle (Testudinata)
Species: currently 341 species
Size: 15 to 250cm
Weight: 95g to 700kg
Age: up to 200 years
Diet: Omnivore
Habitat: all continents, mostly near water
Special features: hard bone armor
Fun Fact: The oldest known tortoise was called Adwaita and died in 2006 at the
age of 256.
Snake Wanted Poster
The Serpent (Serpentes)
Species: over 3600 species
Size: 10cm to 7m
Weight: up to 200kg
Age: up to 40 years
Diet: Predators (insects, eggs, small animals)
Habitat: all continents
Special features: long body with almost no limbs, regular moulting
Worth knowing: Snakes have a very keen sense of smell. However, they pick up
smells with their tongues instead of their noses!
Lizard Wanted Poster
The lizard (Lacertida)
Species: currently around 350 species
Size: 10 to 90cm
Weight: 16g to 5kg
Age: up to 30 years
Diet: insectivore
Habitat: all continents, prefer sunny places
Special features: Due to their long tail and pronounced limbs, lizards can move
at lightning speed.
Fun Fact: Most lizards can shed their tails when threatened. This grows back
after a while.
Amphibians and Reptiles – What’s the Difference?
Amphibians and reptiles are often confused with each other. No wonder, since
both are cold-blooded vertebrate species that even look similar on the outside.
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