Summer Vacation...

The Georgia coast is an unique experience for both those who live and travel there. Rivers like the Satilla River in southeast Georgia and the Savannah River in northeast Georgia flow off the coast into the Atlantic Ocean. What aquatic biome rests where these rivers meet the ocean? What are some characteristics describe this biome and what types of plants and animals will you find here?

Nucleus or No Nucleus..

What makes these cells different from each other. What do we call these cells?

Check out this cool video from National Geographic!

http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/bugs-animals/ants-and-termites/ant_acaciatree.html

What type of symbiotic relationship occurs between the Acacia Tree and the Ants?

What is known as the "cold desert?"

The Tundra is a place that only few animals and plants survive. Please discuss the abiotic and biotic factors that are located in this biome.

Visit this site to see a quick video clip on the Tundra :)

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/28112-assignment-discovery-the-tundra-biomes-video.htm

Georgia...Georgia....Just an old sweet song....

We live in the great state of Georgia. Georgia is located in the Southeastern part of the United States. It is apart of a biome that runs up and down the mid-eastern part of the country. What biome does it belong to? Name some trees that are located within this biome and some animals that reside in the biome. What makes this biome unique from the other biomes?

Lions, tigers, and giraffes...oh my!!!!

What biome will you typically find zebras, gazelles, and cheetahs? In this biome you will find very few trees and rolling grasslands. These animals and plants live in a biome that has two distinct seasons...wet and dry. Why are there just two distinct seasons? What is the name of this biome and where on earth can you find it?