What is another word for caecilian?
Pronunciation: [kiːsˈɪli͡ən] (IPA) 
Caecilian is a specific kind of amphibian that is also known as a worm-like reptile. Some synonyms that can be used for the word caecilian are burrowing amphibians, legless amphibians, serpentine amphibians and subterranean amphibians. Caecilians are known for their elongated bodies that are sometimes mistaken for snakes or earthworms. They have small eyes and lack any visible limbs that restrict their movement on land. Caecilians are usually found in a variety of habitats including tropical forests, freshwater rivers and streams. Despite being limbless, they are efficient burrowers and have adapted to life underground. These unique creatures have several alternate names that acknowledge their unique anatomy and habitat.
