I loved the Gift Shop. Jentry Friedi Thank you very much. I think it was neat we really were walking on the Oregon Trail. Reptiles are very interesting once you get to know about them. All reptiles are cold blooded, have scales or scutes, have a backbone, and do not have hair.
Most reptiles have teeth, except for turtles, and most lay eggs . . .
There are twenty two species of reptiles living in Idaho today . . . These include mojave black collared lizards, longnose leopard lizards, short-horned lizards, desert horned lizards, sagebrush lizards, western fence lizards, western whiptail lizards, and side blotched lizards . . . Snakes are found in most parts of Idaho. The rubber boa, the ringneck snake, the gopher snake, the western terrestrial garter snake, and the common garter snake are found in all of Idaho in desert shrubs, open pine forests, rocks and debris, low mountain areas, near water, meadows, marshes and lakes . . . The Shoshone Indians ate reptiles to survive.