Reptiles/Amphibians with D

• Dinosaur

  A dinosaur is a reptile (extinct), so it fits.

• Dragon lizard

  Real name for certain Australian lizards.

• Diamondback rattlesnake

  A real snake species; definitely a reptile.

• dino

  Informal for dinosaur, a reptile - counts!

• Dahl's Lizard

  Real gecko species from Australia, a lizard

• Desert snake

  Generic term, but it's a reptile, so OK.

• Dragon Komodo

  Counts as Komodo dragon, a real reptile.

• Dalmatian wall lizard

  Real lizard species from the Balkans

• Daboia deserti

  Sahara viper once named Daboia deserti, venomous viper.

• desert lizard

  Generic name for any lizard living in deserts.

• death adder

  Highly venomous Australian elapid snake.

• desert iguana

  Desert iguana, Dipsosaurus dorsalis, US–Mexico lizard.

• Dark lizard

  Generic, but clearly a reptile fitting the category.

• Diplodocus

  Extinct sauropod dinosaur; giant reptile from Jurassic.

• Dark frog

  Likely a dark-colored frog; fits amphibian group.

• Werbung
• Dilophosaurus

  Dilophosaurus, Jurassic theropod dinosaur from Arizona

• dead lizard

  Dead lizard is still a lizard, generic reptile term

• Dead frog

  Dead frog is still a frog, basic amphibian description

• Dark snake

  Dark snake fits as a generic unspecified snake

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