What Is a Reptile?: What Are Reptiles?

The video explores the diverse habitats of reptiles, highlighting that while many live on land, some, like alligators and marine iguanas, thrive in water. It explains that reptiles are cold-blooded and thus more common in warm, tropical regions, though some can be found in colder climates.

Which of the following is a common habitat for many reptiles?

• Deserts

• Forests

• Mountains

• Land

What feature helps alligators swim effectively in water?

• Sharp claws

• Long necks

• Strong tails

• Webbed feet

Which reptile is known for eating algae in the ocean?

• Komodo dragon

• Sea turtle

• Marine iguana

• Crocodile

In which type of climate are reptiles most commonly found?

• Cold regions

• Arctic regions

• Warm, tropical areas

• Temperate zones

Why are reptiles less common in colder regions?

• They require a lot of sunlight

• They are warm-blooded

• They need dry environments

• They are cold-blooded