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Where it lives names the country or region a species actually calls home. Wikipedia describes the giant panda as a species "endemic to China," found nowhere else in the wild. This dimension lets a visitor find every species native to the same part of the world.

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Oviparous (Egg-Laying) 1
Where It Lives
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Showing the 100 most common of 137 options.

Afghanistan

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1 entry

Africa

Where It Lives
46 entries

Albania

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3 entries

Algeria

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3 entries

Angola

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5 entries

Antarctica

Where It Lives
1 entry

Antigua and Barbuda

Where It Lives
7 entries

Argentina

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10 entries

Asia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Australia

Where It Lives
35 entries

Austria

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1 entry

Bahamas

Where It Lives
8 entries

Bahrain

Where It Lives
6 entries

Bangladesh

Where It Lives
5 entries

Barbados

Where It Lives
6 entries

Belarus

Where It Lives
1 entry

Belgium

Where It Lives
31 entries

Belize

Where It Lives
5 entries

Benin

Where It Lives
5 entries

Bhutan

Where It Lives
1 entry

Bolivia

Where It Lives
2 entries

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Where It Lives
1 entry

Botswana

Where It Lives
6 entries

Brazil

Where It Lives
15 entries

Brunei

Where It Lives
5 entries

Bulgaria

Where It Lives
1 entry

Cabo Verde

Where It Lives
4 entries

Cambodia

Where It Lives
3 entries

Cameroon

Where It Lives
5 entries

Canada

Where It Lives
8 entries

Chile

Where It Lives
7 entries

China

Where It Lives
13 entries

Colombia

Where It Lives
20 entries

Comoros

Where It Lives
1 entry

Costa Rica

Where It Lives
7 entries

Cote d'Ivoire

Where It Lives
5 entries

Cuba

Where It Lives
7 entries

Cyprus

Where It Lives
7 entries

Czechia

Where It Lives
2 entries

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Where It Lives
5 entries

Denmark

Where It Lives
10 entries

Djibouti

Where It Lives
5 entries

Dominica

Where It Lives
6 entries

Dominican Republic

Where It Lives
8 entries

Ecuador

Where It Lives
16 entries

Egypt

Where It Lives
5 entries

Equatorial Guinea

Where It Lives
4 entries

Eritrea

Where It Lives
5 entries

Estonia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Eswatini

Where It Lives
5 entries

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Reptile
WikipediaReptile, lead section
Quote, Reptile, lead section
Most reptiles are oviparous with shelled eggs, although several species of squamates are viviparous, as were some extinct marine reptile clades.
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