When something is kept safe: can be kept safe by their habitat or external features.

Move to warmer regions during cold months.

An animal that looks like another living thing that is poisonous of otherwise harmful.

Features or body parts on the outside of an animal's body.

A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive in its environment.

Coloring; marking or other physical features that help an animal blend in with its surrounding.

Go into a deep sleep during cold months.

A living thing's home: all living things get food, water, and shelter from their habitat.

A large region of land with a common set of features.

Atlantic Ocean Habitat

Large body of salt water to the east of the United States.

An area of steep, rocky land with cool temperatures.

An area of rolling hills with red clay soil.

Coastal Plain Habitat

Found at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean; Georgia's coast is made up of sandy beaches, wetlands, and barrier islands.

An area of land along the edges of larger bodies of water where the ground is covered with water for long periods of time.

Blue Ridge Mountains Region

Geographic region in Georgia located between the Piedmont and Valley and Ridge regions.

Appalachian Plateau Region

Georgia's smallest region located in the northwestern corner of the state that consists of ridges, gorges and wide valleys.

Georgia's most populated region that consists of rolling hills with red clay soil.

Georgia's largest region that starts at the fall line and extends to the Georgia coast and to the Florida state line.

Valley and Ridge Region

Georgia's region characterized by low, open valleys in between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains.

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Science/Geography

Georgia Regions

Term	Definition
Protection	When something is kept safe: can be kept safe by their habitat or external features.
Migration	Move to warmer regions during cold months.
Mimicry	An animal that looks like another living thing that is poisonous of otherwise harmful.
External Features	Features or body parts on the outside of an animal's body.
Adaptation	A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive in its environment.
Survive	To stay alive.
Organism	A living thing.
Camouflage	Coloring; marking or other physical features that help an animal blend in with its surrounding.
Hibernation	Go into a deep sleep during cold months.
Habitat	A living thing's home: all living things get food, water, and shelter from their habitat.
Geographic Region	A large region of land with a common set of features.
Atlantic Ocean Habitat	Large body of salt water to the east of the United States.
Mountain Habitat	An area of steep, rocky land with cool temperatures.
Piedmont Habitat	An area of rolling hills with red clay soil.
Coastal Plain Habitat	Found at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean; Georgia's coast is made up of sandy beaches, wetlands, and barrier islands.
Marsh/Swamp Habitat	An area of land along the edges of larger bodies of water where the ground is covered with water for long periods of time.
Blue Ridge Mountains Region	Geographic region in Georgia located between the Piedmont and Valley and Ridge regions.
Appalachian Plateau Region	Georgia's smallest region located in the northwestern corner of the state that consists of ridges, gorges and wide valleys.
Piedmont Region	Georgia's most populated region that consists of rolling hills with red clay soil.
Coastal Plain Region	Georgia's largest region that starts at the fall line and extends to the Georgia coast and to the Florida state line.
Valley and Ridge Region	Georgia's region characterized by low, open valleys in between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains.

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