Description This book is packed with detailed information and vivid photos of 37 species of amphibians and reptiles that live in Korea. Kids can also play with 12 amphibian and reptile figures, building their curiosity about animals and getting a more three-dimensional sense of creatures they've only seen in photos. What kind of animals are amphibians and reptiles? Amphibian Basics Reptile Basics Amphibian Friends: Salamander, Jeju Salamander, Gori Salamander, Korean Clawed Salamander, Moss Salamander, Fire-Bellied Toad, Water Toad, Toad, Suwon Tree Frog, Tree Frog, Boreal Digging Frog, Black-Spotted Pond Frog, Gold-Spotted Pond Frog, Wrinkled Frog, Korean Brown Frog, Mountain Brown Frog, Stream Brown Frog, Bullfrog Curious? Learn More! Reptile Friends: Soft-Shelled Turtle, Reeve's Turtle, Gecko, Lizard, Northern Lizard, Amur Grass Lizard, Mongolian Racerunner, Leopard Lizard, Ratsnake, Yellow-Striped Ratsnake, Water Snake, Tiger Keelback, Slender Racer, Red-Banded Snake, Amur Odd-Tooth Snake, Biwari Snake, Pit Viper, Short-Tailed Viper, Kkari Viper Curious? Learn More! Figure Guide & Index The world is home to countless amphibians and reptiles with diverse appearances and characteristics. Large crocodiles, color-changing chameleons, and the mysterious-looking axolotl don't naturally live in Korea, but they're famous amphibians and reptiles that can be kept as pets or seen at the zoo. On the other hand, amphibians and reptiles commonly found in Korea include salamanders, frogs, turtles, lizards, and snakes. This book contains detailed information and vivid photographs of 37 species of amphibians and reptiles native to Korea. Kids can also play with the 12 included animal figures, sparking their curiosity about animals and gaining a richer, more three-dimensional understanding of creatures they've only seen in pictures. With the Amphibian & Reptile Encyclopedia, let's all set off together into the wriggly, vivid world of amphibians and reptiles!