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Reptiles are cold-blooded animals that lay eggs and have backbones. Many reptiles, such as turtles, snakes, and crocodiles, reproduce by laying eggs. Reptiles are some of the oldest animals on Earth and eat other animals or meat to survive.
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Reptiles Group
- 1. Reptiles By: Ms. Wright’s Class 1st Grade Jesse Stuart Elementary
- 2. Reptilesby Zach reptiles eat other animals reptile have a backbone
- 3. ReptilesBy: Logan Reptiles lay eggs and they are cold blood. they eat met. To live if all of them died
- 4. ReptilesBy: Aidan Martinez Reptiles lay eggs like turtles and snakes. They are cold blooded animals.