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they gave it up on January 12, 1521
Many types of animals live in creeks and it varies widely by where the creek is. Mostly you will find minnows, crawfish and tadpoles
Oglethorpe encountered numerous native tribes during the colonization of Georgia. The most prominent of them was Tomochichi and his tribe of Yamacraw, but there were other, larger tribes in the area, such as the Lower Creeks.
All, there are popular, but untrue, myths that say "Indians" all have "Big Noses" or "high cheekbones" etc..etc... Those are just that, myths. A long time ago it was normal for all Native Americans to have dark hair, larger noses and very dark skin from sun exposure, fighting and the like.
Friends of Five Creeks was created in 1996.
32 bays and creeks
There are at least 5 effects of urbanization on creeks and streams including pollution. Other effects include habitat loss, endangering species, drying up of creeks and streams, and poisoning of anyone who drinks out of these creeks and streams.
i think that the creeks fougth with the British because they think that the British won most of the war
There is the:Arkansas River,Colorado River,Florida River,Illinois River,Michigan River,Idaho Creek,Indiana Creek,Maryland Creek,Minnesota Creek,Montana Creek,Virginia Creek,Missouri Creek, (six different creeks),New York Creek, (two different creeks),Ohio Creek, (two different creeks),Pennsylvania Creek, (two different creeks),Tennesee Creek, (two different creeks), andTexas Creek, (of which there are seven different creeks).
Yabbies are like a small fresh water prawn or cray fish. They are commonly found in creeks and scavange for food.
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They can be both.
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No. Bull sharks are to big to live in creeks. They can live in rivers and lakes ponds etc. Did that help?
Creeks have fish in them, and where they empty into larger bodies of water, their flow oxygenates the water, making fish bite better.
Creeks eat with forks and knifes like other civilized Americans. Unless they are eating Chinese. Some have mastered the chopsticks.