Reptiles vs. Amphibians Concepts

The video provides a comparison between reptiles and amphibians, highlighting key differences such as egg-laying habits, growth processes, skin texture, neck structure, and breathing methods. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What is a common misconception about reptiles and amphibians?

• They both have dry skin.

• They both undergo metamorphosis.

• They both lay eggs on land.

• They are often confused with each other.

Where do amphibians typically lay their eggs?

• In underground burrows.

• On land with leathery shells.

• In nests on trees.

• In water with jelly-like consistency.

How do reptiles differ from amphibians in terms of skin?

• Reptiles have moist skin.

• Reptiles have dry, watertight scales.

• Reptiles have mucousy skin.

• Reptiles have jelly-like skin.

Which of the following is true about the growth of amphibians?

• They undergo metamorphosis as they grow.

• They develop a longer neck as they age.

• They are born the same shape they will always be.

• They grow scales as they mature.

What is the primary method of breathing for reptiles?

• Through gills.

• Through their skin.

• Through their scales.

• Through their lungs.