- American Alligator: Mostly found in Florida and Louisiana, this reptile spends its time in muddy swamps and marshes that house lots of prey.
- Diamondback Rattlesnake: This venomous reptile is found mostly in the hot states of Georgia and Florida in dry, sandy areas or around wiregrass and pinewoods. Although they avoid wet areas, they are good swimmers and sometimes can be found around
- Salamander: Very comfortable hiding under rocks, old logs, or along brooks, creeks, and streams, this little creature likes to stay wet.
- Emperor Penguin: Adapted with a thick layer of fat and scale-like feathers for the frigid South Pole, this animal enjoys the cold ocean and icy terrain.
- Lobster: Located in the North Atlantic Ocean along the coastline, this crustacean usually lives in the shallow waters at less than 50 meters. The rocky bottoms, covered in algae, make it easy for these creatures to hide.
- Atlantic Puffin: This small animal builds a den, usually in a hillside or riverbank in the cold alpine tundra or area of the north pole.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of habitat worksheet.
