Free The Chocolate Hills Geography Worksheet for Kids
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The Chocolate Hills Facts for Kids
About The Chocolate Hills: The Chocolate Hills of Bohol are more than 1,200 cone-shaped hills. In the dry season their grass turns brown, like chocolate mounds. They formed from old coral and rock lifted up from the sea and worn down. They look like a giant sprinkled chocolate drops across the land
Location: On the island of Bohol, in the Philippines · Country: The Philippines · Type: Hundreds of nearly identical cone-shaped hills · Big Number: There are more than 1,200 of them · How It Formed: Old coral and rock, uplifted from the sea and worn into mounds · Nature: Green in the wet season, brown in the dry season · Notable Feature: Their brown color in summer gives them their name · World Rank: One of the most unusual landscapes on Earth
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- They look like a giant sprinkled chocolate drops across the land