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  • What Do You Feed Swamp Lizards?

    Swamps are warm, wet areas most commonly found in southern states in North America. These areas are booming with plant and animal life that are unique to the heavily forested, water-logged land. Some animals flourish in the low-oxygen water, some at the surface of the water and some above the water. There are many types of lizards and reptiles that live in these swamps and eat food that is provided by the surrounding land.

  • Similarities Between Fish & Reptiles

    Reptiles and fish are different classifications of animals although they share many similarities. It is often easy to tell apart a fish from a reptile, but examining the similarities between the two classifications reveals some exciting and interesting facts. Reptiles and fish (along with amphibians) are believed to be closely related on the evolutionary chain which is likely why the similarities are so striking.

  • Reptiles That Breathe With Lungs

    The animal kingdom is subdivided into six categories: birds, fish, amphibians, insects, mammals and reptiles. Most people are familiar with reptiles such as crocodiles, glamorized as wild outback beast by popular television series such as "Crocodile Dundee" and "The Crocodile Hunter." However, the reptile family consists of a much wider array of creatures than just crocodiles and alligators. With the exception of a few rare species, all reptiles breathe air, lay eggs and have scale-covered skin. While some species of reptiles have evolved to use other methods to aid in breathing, all reptiles have lungs, which are their primary source…

  • Reptiles in the Jurassic Period

    The Jurassic period was a geological period characterized by huge reptiles that ruled the earth. In fact, this period is often referred to as the 'Age of Reptiles.' During this period, land was dominated by dinosaurs while the sea was dominated by marine reptiles. The world was much warmer and wetter during this period, allowing lush forests to sustain large reptile life.

  • What Do Reptiles & Fish Have in Common?

    Fish and reptiles share many characteristics. Some of those characteristics include elements of reproduction, internal physiology and their outer body covering. Many scientists believe that fish and reptiles are extremely closely related to each other in the evolutionary chain, which is why they share so many common traits. Fish and reptiles not only share physical characteristics, but also some behavioral characteristics as well.

  • Feeding in a Reptile Terrarium

    Watch as a seasoned expert demonstrates how to feed a reptile in a terrarium in this free online video about reptile care.

  • How to Feed Crickets to Reptiles

    Many different reptiles eat live crickets and need them as part of a healthy diet. Research the reptile that you own to find out if you should be feeding live crickets and the frequency and quantity that your pet needs.

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