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The Green Sea Turtle
The Flying Snake
The Warty Newt
The King Cobra
The Komodo Dragon
The Spotted Salamander
The Meller's Chameleon
The American Crocodile
The Cane Toad
Galapagos Tortoise
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The Green Sea Turtle
Learn all about the Green Sea turtle: its description, its diet, its natural habitat and so much more!
The Flying Snake
Discover all about the flying snake: its diet, its natural habitat and of course, its flying technique.
The Warty Newt
Learn all about the Warty newt! Read about its characteristics, its natural habitat, its diet, its reproduction and so much more!
The King Cobra
Learn all about the King cobra! Read about its characteristics, its natural habitat, its diet, its reproduction and so much more.
The Komodo Dragon
Learn all about the Komodo dragon: its characteristics, its diet, its natural habitat and so much more.
The Spotted Salamander
Discover the spotted salamander by learning about its characteristics, its habitat, its reproduction, its diet and so much more.
The Meller's Chameleon
Learn all about the Meller's chameleon regarding: his description, his habitat, his diet, his reproduction and much more.
The American Crocodile
Learn the following information regarding the American crocodile: characteristic, natural habitat, diet, size and much more.
The Cane Toad
The Cane toad is an amazing amphibian. Among the information shared with you are: his characteristics, his reproduction, his diet, his habitat, his predators and how the Cane toad is used by humans.
Galapagos Tortoise
Learn all about the characteristics of the Galapagos Tortoise, its habitat, its diet, its reproduction and the threats from natural hazards and predators.
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