• Alligators (in the swamp)
• Bald eagle (in the mountains)
• Squirrels
• Rabbits
• Rattlesnakes
• Deer
• Seagulls (on the coast)
• Sea turtles (in the Atlantic Ocean)
• Right whales (in the Atlantic Ocean)
• Otters
• Foxes

There are a lot of other animals in Georgia. If you want to see some of them, visit this site:  http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?path=/LandResources/GeographyandEnvironment/EcologicalFunctionsofEnvironment/PlantsandAnimals&id=h-2185.

Some of the plants you find in Georgia are:

• Pine trees
• Oak trees
• Cherokee Rose (Georgia's state flower)
• Azaleas
• Pitcher plants (in the swamp)

There are a lot of oak trees in Georgia. They grow to be hundreds of years old.

There are a lot of pine trees in Georgia. People grow pine trees to sell for lumber, light poles, and other things.

The brown thrasher is our state bird. It can have 2,000 different songs that it sings.

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