Georgia Habitats

Which habitat receives the most amount of rainfall?

• Marsh/Swamp

• Piedmont

• Mountains

• Coast

Select the following habitats that have saltwater.

• Piedmont

• Coast

• Mountain

• Atlantic Ocean

I want to plant a tree in a habitat with clay soil. Which habitat would be my best option?

• Marsh/Swamp

• Coast

• Piedmont

• Mountains

I went on a trip and brought back a special plant that can only grow in hot/humid weather conditions. Which habitat did I visit?

• Coast

• Atlantic Ocean

• Marsh/Swamp

• Piedmont

The environment in my habitat is rugged, has ridges and valleys, and has water sources such as rivers and streams. What habitat am I?

• Piedmont

• Mountains

• Coast

• Marsh/Swamp

My habitat has carnivorous plants such as the Venus Fly Trap and the Pitcher plant because the quality of my soil is poor. What habitat am I?

• Marsh/Swamp

• Piedmont

• Coast

• Atlantic Ocean

My habitat is the most populated in Georgia. Here, you'll experience warm summers and mild winters. You may even see squirrels hanging out in Dogwood trees. What habitat am I?

• Mountain

• Piedmont

• Coast

• Marsh/Swamp

My habitat has amazing creatures that use the sand for hiding and burrowing. Visit me, and you'll see ghost crabs and gopher tortoises happily coexisting. What habitat am I?

• Coast

• Atlantic Ocean

• Marsh/Swamp

My habitat houses creatures that can only survive under water. Instead of trees, you'll find seaweed, sea grass, and algae. If you're lucky, you'll maybe even spot a shark or a whale on your visit. What habitat am I?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Coast

The Mountain habitat has the coldest climate and receive the most rainfall due to which detail?

• Because bears need to stay cool and have lots of water to drink

• It is located at the highest elevation in Georgia

• Because all of the rivers and streams decrease the temperature of the habitat

• River trout can only survive in very cold water