lizard

Mini chameleon
Jackson's Chameleon
Panther Chameleon
Green Iguana
Marine iguana
Chuckwalla
Green anole
Pine cone lizard
leaf-tailed gecko
Basilisk lizard
Armored lizard
flying lizard
frilled lizard
Goblin lizard
bearded dragon
Mexican dragon
American Gila Monster
horned lizard
Tuatara
Savannah monitor lizard
Ferentie
Komodo dragon
Nile monitor lizard
Crocodile monitor lizard

snake

mangrove snake
Golden Tree Snake
Album
Boomslang
Tweak Snake
Green tree python
Indian king snake
boa
Emerald tree boa
anaconda
Death Adder
Green Mamba
black mamba
Ring-shaped fitting cobra
coral snake
Black-necked Fitting Cobra
King Cobra
brown snake
forest viper
Puff Adder
Rhinoceros viper
Great Triangle-headed Viper
Jumping viper
saw-scaled viper
rattlesnake
Asian pit viper
European viper
Northern viper

turtles and crocodiles

Matamata turtle
Wolf turtle
musk turtle
Nile crocodile
saltwater crocodile
Mississippi alligator

amphibia

Axolotl
giant salamander
Northern Bityeongwon
Argentine horned frog
poison dart frog
Mantella
Budget frog
Sugarcane toad
Paradox Frog
African bullfrog
Asian horned frog
FIFA frog

Showing the amazing mysteries of nature
A really fun story about reptiles and amphibians!

Reptiles are animals that have lived on Earth since ancient times, when dinosaurs existed.
So you can find it anywhere on Earth.
『Really, Really Fun Reptile Picture Book』 is the best 'reptile picture book' that introduces reptiles that live in rivers, lakes, deserts, and forests all over the world.
It's full of amazing and surprising stories you won't find in other books, along with large, impressive illustrations that highlight the features.
If you learn about where, what, and how 70 species of snakes, lizards, iguanas, chameleons, and turtles live through this book, you'll feel like you've seen reptile friends in zoos and books in a whole new way!

Features of this book

1.
Meet 70 species of reptiles and amphibians.

You can encounter snakes, lizards, iguanas, chameleons, crocodiles, turtles, and even amphibians such as frogs, toads, and salamanders.
Some of them we saw at the zoo, and some we saw for the first time.
By introducing over 70 species of reptiles and amphibians, divided by type, you will naturally come to understand the classification and ecological characteristics of animals as you turn each page.

2.
Explore animals with large, vibrant illustrations.

Large, impressive illustrations that highlight the characteristics of each animal will capture children's attention.
In particular, because the movements are expressed so vividly, just looking at the pictures will help you grow in curiosity and desire to know more about animals.
So, when you read books, go to the zoo, or watch videos of reptiles and amphibians in vivid detail, your interest and curiosity about animals and your observation skills about nature will increase much more than before.

3.
I'll just point out the most distinctive points and explain them.

I've pointed out and explained the most distinctive features of each animal.
The text is short and easy to read, so even children who are not yet used to reading can read it with concentration and learn about the characteristics of each animal.


4.
It contains a really, really fun story that we never knew before.

There are lizards in the world that resemble small dragons, and there are lizards whose entire body is covered in sharp spines.
There are also salamanders that live their entire lives in the same form they had when they were young, and strangely enough, there are frogs that are large when they are young but shrink when they grow up.
This book is full of wonderful and surprising stories about these reptiles and amphibians.
It's a fun story that you can read quickly, so it's a great way to start practicing reading long texts.

5.
You can also find out detailed information such as length, food, and lifespan.

We've also organized basic information about the animals, including their length, weapons, food, and habitat, for your convenience.
You can naturally learn about the characteristics of animals, and you can estimate the actual size of animals by comparing their sizes to human height or the length of your palm.