High Five Facts - Reptiles Choca Esos Cinco - Reptiles

The video provides five fascinating facts about reptiles. It explains how reptiles use the sun to regulate their body temperature, describes their protective scales made of keratin, and introduces the smallest reptile, Brookesia Nana, found in Madagascar. The video also highlights the marine crocodile as the largest reptile and discusses the longevity of the Seychelles giant tortoise, with Jonathan being the oldest known land animal. These facts offer insights into the unique characteristics and adaptations of reptiles.

How do most reptiles maintain their body temperature?

• By generating heat internally

• By eating warm food

• By using external sources like the sun

• By staying in water

What is the primary function of reptile scales?

• To protect from sun and predators

• To attract mates

• To help them swim faster

• To change colors

Which protein is found in both reptile scales and human hair?

• Melanin

• Elastin

• Collagen

• Keratin

Where was the Brookesia Nana, the smallest reptile, discovered?

• Australia

• Brazil

• India

• Madagascar

What is notable about the Seychelles giant tortoise named Jonathan?

• It is the largest tortoise

• It can fly

• It is the oldest known land animal

• It changes color