1. Today, reptiles are found all over the world, except in areas around the North Pole and the South Pole where it is too cold for them to survive.
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Great Britain
Reptiles are most common in hot countries.
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2. The sand lizard is very rare and only found in a few places in southern England where they are protected by law. The adults can grow up to 20cm. They have short legs and can be grey or brown in colour.
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It can shed its tail if caught by a predator.
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3. Grass snakes can be found throughout England and Wales but not in Scotland or Ireland. They are grey-green in colour with a cream, yellow or light green belly and can grow up to 100 cm in length.
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It is the largest snake in
the UK.
Grass snakes are not venomous which means they are not poisonous.
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4. Female adders don’t lay eggs, they incubate them inside their body and have live young in late summer.
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During the winter months from November to March they hibernate.
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5. SAMPLE SLIDE heathland
A heath is an area of land that is not used for growing crops, where grasses and other small plants such as heather grow alongside a few trees or bushes.
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