This part two of "Wonderful World of Reptiles" live class will cover more of the most interesting and unique reptile species in the world and will review what makes reptiles unique! The students will not only learn about the reptiles themselves, but they will also continue to learn about subjects such as conservation statuses (endangered, extinct, etc.), classification, geography, climate, camouflage, etc. In the lesson, we will start of with review of what classifies a reptile. Then, the learners will be introduced to 8 different fascinating and unique reptiles. The lesson covers information about each of the eight reptiles' habitats, diet, conservation status, lifespan, size, fun facts, and more! The reptiles that are in this lesson are as follows: Tokay Gecko, Spiny-Tailed Monitor, Radiated Tortoise, Lancehead Rattlesnake, Grand Cayman Blue Iguana, and the Mexican Alligator Lizard. 
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**This class does NOT have live reptiles brought by the teacher because almost all of the reptiles that are learned about in class are not pets. There are lots of being pictures and information!**

**This class is the same as the first lesson of the flexible schedule class “Wonderful World of Reptiles & Amphibians.” This is one of the live class versions of that flexible schedule class. I was getting many requests to turn it into a live class, so I created 4 one time live classes that are the same as the 4 lessons in the flex course. They are: “Wonderful World of Reptiles (Part 1),” “Wonderful World of Reptiles (Part 2),” “Wonderful World of Amphibians (Part 1),” and “Wonderful World of Amphibians (Part 2).”**