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large, hairy, extinct elephants with tusks that curved upward.
mammoth
An area which does not receive much rainfall
arid
poisonous
Venomous
688 miles longs goes through Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado and enters Arizona through Utah in the northern part of the state
The Colorado River
used for recreation like swimming or kayaking, irrigation, and water storage.
Reservoir
The ability of an animal to blend in with its surroundings.
camouflage
Are most of the fish swimming in Arizona's rivers, lakes, and streams are native or not ? (native means that they are originally from here)
Arizona fish are not native
Made of material that comes from a volcano
Volcano Ash
Arizona's largest and most important water resource
The Colorado River
Arizona's mountain region is also known as
Transition Zone
State bird of Arizona
Cactus Wren
Animals without a backbone
Invertebrate
cold blooded animals that have scales, breathe air, and usually lay eggs
Reptiles
This region is hot and dry
Desert region
Animals with backbones
Vertebrates
Arizona's three regions
Desert, Mountain, and Plateau
This region is cool and wet
Mountain Region
To water crops by digging a ditch that leads from a body of water to a farm.
Irrigate
A pond or lake used for storing water
Reservoir
An herb with purple flowers that is usually grown as food for horses and cows.
Alfalfa
Natural features on the Earth’s surface.
landforms
This dam was built to create Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Things found in nature that are valuable to humans.
Resources
A deep canyon that usually has a river running through it.
Gorge
This region is not as hot as the Desert region and not as wet as the Mountain region.
Plateau region