Wildlife, Forest Layers, and Food Webs | Georgia Forests I

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Wildlife, Forest Layers, and Food Webs | Georgia Forests I

In this video, host Chelsea Philips Tafoya talks with Dr. Mark McConnell, a wildlife biologist at the University of Georgia, about the various animals that live in the Mountain, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain regions of Georgia. Forest layers are also discussed as they relate to the natural habitats of these animals, as well as how these animals fit into the food web.

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PBS Learning Media