Reptiles: Characteristics and Facts

The video introduces reptiles, a group of vertebrates known for laying eggs and having scaly skin. It covers their physical characteristics, such as scales and short limbs, and explains their cold-blooded nature, which means their body temperature varies with the environment. Reptiles typically inhabit warm areas and are less visible in winter. The video highlights their long lifespan, with some turtles living up to 100 years. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and continue learning.

What is a unique feature of reptiles regarding their birth?

• They give live birth.

• They are born from eggs.

• They are born in water.

• They hatch from seeds.

Which of the following is true about the body temperature of reptiles?

• It is always lower than the ambient temperature.

• It is always higher than the ambient temperature.

• It changes with the surrounding temperature.

• It remains constant regardless of the environment.

How do reptiles primarily breathe?

• Through gills

• Through their skin

• Through lungs

• Through spiracles

Why is it difficult to see reptiles during winter?

• They become invisible.

• They change color to blend in with snow.

• They hibernate due to cold temperatures.

• They migrate to warmer places.

Which reptile is known for its long lifespan, sometimes reaching 100 years?

• Crocodile

• Tortoise

• Snake

• Lizard