Reptiles. Amphibians

This book completes the trilogy about the diverse inhabitants of the Earth, which biologists are called terrestrial vertebral animals. Reptiles (class of reptiles) and amphibians (amphibian class) are no less amazing than birds and beasts. Among them are animals chained in armor (turtles), there are those who spend all their lives under water (sea snakes), as well as those who left living under the ground and more reminiscent of large soil worms than snakes or lizards (blindmen, amphisbentes , worms), and finally, those who live only in underground cave water (proteins) or others learned only during the drilling of artesian wells (some types of glamble salamander) Moreover, among the various groups of frogs, lizards and even snakes there are those who have learned to fly from a tree on a tree like levyagam proteins. If we plunge into the disappeared world of dinosaurs, marine and flying mesozoic lizards and into the world of Steodacephalov, the end of the Paleozoic, the overall diversity of the life forms of reptiles and amphibians will noticeably block such mammals and birds