Common reptile and amphibian species matched with habitat and one identifying feature each.
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- American Bullfrog
- North American wetlands and ponds; large size with a loud jug-o-rum call
- Poison Dart Frog
- Central American rainforests; bright warning colors (red, blue, yellow, or green)
- Wood Frog
- North American forests; dark mask across eyes like a robber
- Spring Peeper
- North American forests and wetlands; high-pitched peeping call
- Cane Toad
- Australian and Central American habitats; large bumpy warty skin
- Green Tree Frog
- Australian rainforests; bright green color with sticky toe pads for climbing
- Leopard Frog
- North American grasslands and wetlands; spots with a light stripe down the back
- Tomato Frog
- Madagascar forests; bright red-orange color
- Fire Salamander
- European woodlands; yellow and black spots or stripes
- Crested Newt
- European ponds; jagged crest along back during breeding season
- Red Eft
- North American forests and wetlands; bright orange-red body
- Giant Salamander
- Asian mountain streams; flattened body and massive size (up to 5 feet)
- Mudpuppy
- North American freshwater lakes and rivers; external feathery gills
- Green Tree Python
- Southeast Asian rainforests; bright green coiled body resting on branches
- Corn Snake
- Southeastern US forests; orange-red with darker red or brown blotches