The Scaly Trail
When scratchy tracks lead toward a sun-warmed pond, two curious kids follow the scaly trail—discovering how reptiles use scales, shells, and cold-blooded bodies to survive.
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🔬 Science Element
Animals are grouped by whether they have a backbone (vertebrates) or not (invertebrates). Vertebrates—including fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians—have an internal spine that supports their body. Invertebrates like insects, worms, and sea stars have other ways to support and protect themselves, such as exoskeletons or tough outer skin.
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