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All answers to “Name a reptile”
Every one of the 198 answers Icillion accepts, A to Z. 45 can be spelled more than one way. Which ones are rare stays a secret.
A
- Adder
- Aesculapian snake
- African rock pythonalso Rock python
- Agama
- Aldabra giant tortoisealso Aldabra tortoise
- Alligatoralso Gator
- Alligator snapping turtle
- American crocodile
- Anaconda
- Anole
- Archelon
- Armadillo lizard
- Asp
B
- Ball pythonalso Royal python
- Banded krait
- Basiliskalso Jesus lizard
- Beaded lizardalso Mexican beaded lizard
- Bearded dragon
- Black caiman
- Black mamba
- Blind snakealso Worm snake
- Blood python
- Blue-tongued skinkalso Bluetongue
- Boa constrictoralso Boa
- Boomslang
- Box turtle
- Brookesiaalso Leaf chameleon
- Burmese python
- Bushmaster
C
- Caimanalso Cayman
- Caiman lizard
- Carpet python
- Chameleon
- Chinese alligator
- Chinese crocodile lizard
- Chuckwalla
- Coachwhip
- Coastal taipan
- Cobra
- Collared lizard
- Common lizardalso Viviparous lizard
- Copperhead
- Coral snake
- Corn snake
- Cottonmouthalso Water moccasin
- Crested gecko
- Crocodilealso Croc
- Crocodile monitor
- Cuban crocodile
D
- Day gecko
- Death adder
- Deinosuchus
- Desert tortoise
- Diamondback rattlesnakealso Eastern diamondback, Western diamondback
- Diamondback terrapin
- Dinosaur
- Dwarf crocodile
E
- Earless monitor
- Eastern brown snakealso Brown snake
- Egg-eating snake
- Elephant trunk snake
- Emerald tree boa
- Eyelash viper
F
- False gharialalso Tomistoma
- Fence lizard
- Fer-de-lance
- Flatback turtle
- Flying lizardalso Draco
- Flying snake
- Frilled lizardalso Frill-necked lizard
G
- Gaboon viper
- Galapagos tortoisealso Giant tortoise
- Garter snake
- Gecko
- Gharialalso Gavial
- Gila monster
- Glass lizardalso Glass snake
- Goanna
- Gopher tortoise
- Grass snake
- Greek tortoisealso Spur-thighed tortoise
- Green mamba
- Green tree python
- Green turtlealso Green sea turtle
H
- Hawksbill turtlealso Hawksbill
- Hermanns tortoise
- Hognose snakealso Hognose
- Horned lizardalso Horned toad
- Horned viper
I
- Ichthyosaur
- Iguana
- Indian star tortoisealso Star tortoise
- Inland taipanalso Fierce snake
J
- Jacksons chameleon
K
- Kemps ridley
- King cobra
- Kingsnakealso King snake
- Komodo dragonalso Komodo
- Krait
L
- Lace monitor
- Leaf-tailed gecko
- Leatherback turtlealso Leatherback
- Legless lizard
- Leopard gecko
- Leopard tortoise
- Lizard
- Loggerhead turtlealso Loggerhead
M
- Mamba
- Map turtle
- Marine iguana
- Massasauga
- Mata mata
- Megalania
- Milk snake
- Mojave rattlesnake
- Monitor lizardalso Monitor
- Montpellier snake
- Mosasaur
- Mud turtle
- Mugger crocodilealso Mugger
- Mulga snakealso King brown
- Musk turtle
N
- Nile crocodile
- Nile monitor
- Nothosaur
O
- Ocellated lizard
- Olive ridley
- Orinoco crocodile
P
- Painted turtle
- Pancake tortoise
- Panther chameleon
- Perentie
- Pig-nosed turtle
- Pit viper
- Plesiosaur
- Pliosaur
- Pterosauralso Pterodactyl
- Puff adder
- Python
R
- Racer
- Radiated tortoise
- Rat snake
- Rattlesnake
- Red-bellied black snake
- Red-eared slideralso Slider
- Red-footed tortoise
- Reticulated python
- Rhinoceros iguana
- Rhinoceros viper
- Rosy boa
- Rubber boa
- Russells viper
- Russian tortoisealso Horsfields tortoise
S
- Saltwater crocodilealso Saltie
- Sand boa
- Sand lizard
- Sarcosuchus
- Savannah monitor
- Saw-scaled viper
- Sea krait
- Sea snake
- Sea turtle
- Shingleback
- Sidewinder
- Skink
- Slow wormalso Slowworm, Blindworm
- Smooth snake
- Snake
- Snapping turtle
- Softshell turtle
- Spectacled caiman
- Sulcata tortoisealso African spurred tortoise, Sulcata
- Sungazer
T
- Taipan
- Tegu
- Tentacled snake
- Terrapin
- Thorny devil
- Tiger snake
- Timber rattlesnake
- Titanoboa
- Tokay geckoalso Tokay
- Tortoise
- Tuatara
- Turtle
U
- Uromastyxalso Spiny-tailed lizard
V
- Veiled chameleon
- Vine snake
- Viper
W
- Wall lizard
- Water dragon
- Water monitor
- Whip snake
- Whiptail
- Wolf snake
- Woma
- Wood turtle
- Worm lizardalso Amphisbaenian
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