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Jennykins, what the heck are you on about?
A scientist (not scientest) absolutely considers a reptile an animal. In fact, birds and lizards are more closely related than birds and mammals. So warm and cold-bloodedness is not a way that most phylogeneticists classify animals at all. And scientists do not talk about "reptiles" as a real group at all. "Reptiles" are a paraphyletic (you can look that one up) group that does not include the birds, which are descended from their common ancestor. Care to correct me again?
And flies are animals, as are sponges and corals. Just because they aren't fluffy and cute doesn't mean they aren't animals.