Do reptiles ever feel cold?

Reptiles,do feel cold! A very large number of reptiles are ectothermic in nature i.e. they rely on external sources for heat and to maintain their body temperature when they feel cold. read more

Reptiles,do feel cold! A very large number of reptiles are ectothermic in nature i.e. they rely on external sources for heat and to maintain their body temperature when they feel cold.Therefore,you would notice turtles or lizards basking in the sun very often. read more

A supposedly ‘cold-blooded’ reptile will, on most days, have warm blood simply because that reptile will be doing anything in its power to keep itself warm, by basking or resting on something warm. read more

yes, reptiles do feel hot and cold. the term "cold blooded" means that they do not have a system to regulate their own body temperature. in order to maintain their body temperature, they are required to sun when they are too cold, or return to the water when they are too hot. read more