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How do channel bass (puppy drum) use their

adaptation to escape predators?

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They have a marking on their tail that looks like an eye. This confuses hungry predators who attack their tail instead of their head. Pretty cool!!

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How do people use rivers and lakes in NC for recreation and their daily needs?

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Rivers provide drinking water, rushing water for electricity, and fish for food.

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How do people enjoy NC’s rivers and lakes?

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They can go boating, swimming, fishing on lakes

and rivers.

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How do hurricanes affect a river’s erosion and why?

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A hurricane brings lots of water and wind, causing a quick and dramatic change to a river.

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How were rivers important to the lives of early settlers of NC?

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Early settlers used rivers to water their crops, travel on boat, catching fish, and for daily living needs such as drinking and bathing.

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What types of animals can be found in wetland habitats?

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Some animals are alligators, deer, turtles, ducks, snakes, fish

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What features do forests provide animals for their survival?

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Forests provide food, shelter, and water for animal survival.

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What effect does losing a forest have on an animal?

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A loss of a forest habitat can cause animals to die, move to

another habitat, or even become extinct.

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Why are wetlands in NC popular for migrating waterfowl and

shorebirds?

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The wetlands provide a safe place for those birds to rest and nest and provide food.

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How is a wetland helpful to humans?

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They provide shellfish such as oysters

and fish for seafood.

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What is brackish water?

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Brackish water is where fresh water rivers meet the salty waters

of the ocean.

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What is the Tidewater?

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The Tidewater area is the closest part of the Coastal

Plain to the ocean.

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How do animals rely on wetlands?

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Wetlands provide a safe place to live, food and nutrition for animals and fish.

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What are barrier islands?

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Barrier Islands are small islands that are located just off the coast of NC. They are changed by erosion caused by hurricanes.

An example is the Outer Banks.

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What is a negative effect of pollution in our wetlands?

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Pollution harms fish, birds, and animals that live or depend on the wetlands for their survival.

This also affects humans because we eat seafood from the

wetlands. EEEEK!

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Describe the land in the Coastal Plain

Region.

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The land is flat, has ‘wetlands’, swamps, the ocean, and has

sandy soil.

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What is the purpose of a lighthouse?

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Lighthouses act like traffic signals for ships on our coast to guide them around dangerous

areas.

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What is an inlet and what can cause them to change?

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An inlet is an opening between islands. This can change with erosion from tides and hurricanes.

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What is a cape and give an example of one on our coast?

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A cape is a strip of land sticking out into to the ocean. An

example is Cape Hatteras.

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What is a pocosin and give an example of one in NC.

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A pocosin is a Native American term meaning a swamp on a hill with bushes and shrubs. Ex: Great Dismal Swamp.

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What is something special about the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse?

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It was moved 2900 feet to avoid falling into the ocean due to extreme erosion.

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What is a ‘National Seashore”?

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A national seashore is where both the land and the water are protected by the US Government to prevent damage by people. Cape Hatteras was the first in the US!

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Who was Catfish Hunter?

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Catfish Hunter was a famous baseball pitcher from NC. He is

in the Hall of Fame!

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Why does NC have the nickname, “Graveyard of the

Atlantic”?

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There are many sunken ships lying on the ocean floor off of the coast of NC, like a graveyard. Looks like those shifting sandbars and dangerous waters were too tough for them! Many fish make their homes in the old wrecks now~cozy!!

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How are dams helpful in the production of electricity?

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Dams help control the force of rushing water used for hydroelectricity.


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