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LIZARD AND SNAKE

 


LIZARD  AND   SNAKE   BELONG  to  the  order   Squamata,  a division  of   the  class   reptilian.Characteristics reptilian    features  include   scaly  skin,  lungs, and  cold  -bloodlessness.Most    reptiles  lay  leathery  shelled    eggs,although  some  hatch  the eggs  inside  their  bodies  and  give birth  to live   young .
 Lizard   belong  to   the  sub order   Laceration.Typically  ,  they  have  long  tails and  shed  their  skin   in  several  pieces  .Many   Lizards  can  regenerate   a  tail  if it  is  lost,  some  can  change   colour(chameleon) and    and   some  are  limbless.
 Snakes  make  up   the  suborder   Phidias also  called  serpents.
 All   snakes   have    long  limb less  bodies ,can  dislocate  their    lower  jaws  to swallow   large  prey;and  have    eyelids  that  are  joined  together  to  form  a  single  transparent  covering  over  the  front  of the  eye .Most  snake    shed  their  skins  in  single  piece  .
 Constrictor   snakes   kill   their  prey  by   squeezing;Venomous  snakes   poison  their  prey.



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