animals Crossword Puzzles
Living World Vocabulary 2013-08-11
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- Organisms that trap energy from the Sun
- A pattern of eating or being eaten in a community
- Animals feeding on plant material
- An organism’s “job” in a natural community
- Places that animals and plants like to live
- Organisms feed on dead organic matter
- Special structures or behaviours that enable an organism to live in a habitat
- Features that distinguish Living from Non-living
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- Chemical process by which plants convert the Sun’s energy into chemical energy
- Process of breaking down food
- All the plants and animals living in a defined area
- Consumers that feed on plants and animals
- Tube through which food reaches the stomach from the mouth
- Required by animals to keep warm and move around
- A complex carbohydrate for storing energy
- Where animals and plants live in their surroundings
16 Clues: Process of breaking down food • Animals feeding on plant material • Organisms feed on dead organic matter • Organisms that trap energy from the Sun • Consumers that feed on plants and animals • A complex carbohydrate for storing energy • An organism’s “job” in a natural community • Places that animals and plants like to live • ...
Ch9 Cnidarians crossword 2024-02-15
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- jellies most dangerous Jelly fishes
- Likes to chase mice
- Man's best friend
- Large marsupial
- worms belongs to the phylum Platyhelminthes
- support structures made of silica or calcium carbonate.
- free-swimming form that is transported by water currents
- attached form with mouth and tentacles positioned upwards
- bud breaks off and grows into new organism
- Has a trunk
- attached to something
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- class of sponges
- Flying mammal
- Marine animals with animals cells
- Top of the sponge
- Animals without a backbone
- marine animals that suck up water for food
17 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • class of sponges • Man's best friend • Top of the sponge • Likes to chase mice • attached to something • Animals without a backbone • Marine animals with animals cells • jellies most dangerous Jelly fishes • marine animals that suck up water for food • bud breaks off and grows into new organism • ...
verb 2-Gavin Tan P4 Wellington 2022-02-25
SPELLING #4 2025-10-09
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- season of the year
- estimate
- for trees and some animals
- enough or sufficient
- dimensions of height, width and length
- living in water
- surroundings
- stream of flowing water
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- skin falling off
- large marine animals
- countries
- a protection from bad weather
- caused by nature
- oppsite of stale
- relating to the world
- opposite of deep
- place where animals and humans live
- area where water covers land
- large body of seas
- body of water surrounded by land
20 Clues: estimate • countries • surroundings • living in water • skin falling off • caused by nature • oppsite of stale • opposite of deep • season of the year • large body of seas • large marine animals • enough or sufficient • relating to the world • stream of flowing water • for trees and some animals • area where water covers land • a protection from bad weather • body of water surrounded by land • ...
Living World Vocabulary 2013-08-11
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- An organism’s “job” in a natural community
- Required by animals to keep warm and move around
- Chemical process by which plants convert the Sun’s energy into chemical energy
- Consumers that feed on plants and animals
- Organisms that trap energy from the Sun
- All the plants and animals living in a defined area
- Process of breaking down food
- Tube through which food reaches the stomach from the mouth
- A complex carbohydrate for storing energy
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- Animals feeding on plant material
- Special structures or behaviours that enable an organism to live in a habitat
- Places that animals and plants like to live
- Features that distinguish Living from Non-living
- A pattern of eating or being eaten in a community
- Organisms feed on dead organic matter
- Where animals and plants live in their surroundings
16 Clues: Process of breaking down food • Animals feeding on plant material • Organisms feed on dead organic matter • Organisms that trap energy from the Sun • Consumers that feed on plants and animals • A complex carbohydrate for storing energy • An organism’s “job” in a natural community • Places that animals and plants like to live • ...
Animal science 1 choice board 2023-01-27
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- infroms veterinary professionals about new and improved products
- provides prevententive and therapeutic medical treatment to animals based on lastest industry standards and research.
- provides basic care for animals
- researches target consumers and designs advertising campaigns
- enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education
- studies a variety of animal species;may work in zoos,aqauriums,parks,laboratories,etc.
- provides guidance for financial planning. analysis,and projection
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- creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs
- sells and manages insurance policies on behalf of the insurance companies
- selects and breeds animals to produce offspring with desired characteristics
- educates the public about wildlife,investigates wildlife crimes,and assists in wildlife management research
- supervises and leads an animal-related company's operations and employees
- licensed medical professional that treats,cures,and prevents illness and injury in animals
- assists with daily store operations
- provides cosmetic services for animals
15 Clues: provides basic care for animals • assists with daily store operations • provides cosmetic services for animals • researches target consumers and designs advertising campaigns • infroms veterinary professionals about new and improved products • provides guidance for financial planning. analysis,and projection • ...
Ecosystems 2021-10-21
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- These provide shelter for animals
- Animals decompose in this place and give nutrients back for plants to grow
- Healthy ecosystems have a wide variety of plants and animals that can survive and ------
- What do we call our threatened and rare endemic species?
- Spread pollen and seeds
- Ecosystems can be --- or small?
- Ecosystems allow energy to flow between ------- and plants
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- What do you call communities of plants, animals and their habitats?
- You can ski and climb this ecosystem
- Forests and grasslands are this type of ecosystem
- Ponds, rivers and oceans are this type of ecosystem
- You can tramp in these places and stay overnight to see lots of trees and native animals
- What is the name given to animals or plants that no longer exist?
- You can swim and play in the sand in this ecosystem
- You find many of these in cities - they are our green spaces you like to play in
15 Clues: Spread pollen and seeds • Ecosystems can be --- or small? • These provide shelter for animals • You can ski and climb this ecosystem • Forests and grasslands are this type of ecosystem • Ponds, rivers and oceans are this type of ecosystem • You can swim and play in the sand in this ecosystem • What do we call our threatened and rare endemic species? • ...
25 animal science terms 2023-12-11
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- This term refers to all the organisms of the same group or species that live in a particular area
- This term refers to a species that are serious risk of extinction
- This term refers to the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth
- Cycle This term refers to the series of changes that an goes through, from the start of life to its end
- This term refers to the seasonal movement of animals from one region to another
- This term refers to an animal that is hunted and killed by another for food
- This term refers to a community of interacting organisms and their physical environment
- This term refers to the natural home or environment
- This term refers to a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding
- This term refers to a group of animals that lay eggs and have scales
- This term refers to the long sleep some animals take during the winter
- This term refers to an animal that eats both plants and meat
- This term refers to an animal that naturally preys on others
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- This is a term refers to a group of animals that dont have a back bone
- This term refers to the way animals blend in with their environment to hide from predators
- This term refers to the changes an organism makes in response to its environment in order to survive
- This term refers to an animal that gets its energy from eating plants
- This term refers to a species that no longer exists
- This term refers to a group of animals that have a back bone
- This term refers to a biological process involving a conspicuous and relatively abrupt change in the animals body structure through cell growth and differentiation
- This term refers to a group of animals that are warm-blooded
- This term refers to a group of animals that can live both land and in water
- This term refers to a group of animals that are warm-blooded and can fly
- This term refers to an animal that primarily eats meat
- This term refers to the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
25 Clues: This term refers to a species that no longer exists • This term refers to the natural home or environment • This term refers to an animal that primarily eats meat • This term refers to a group of animals that have a back bone • This term refers to a group of animals that are warm-blooded • This term refers to an animal that eats both plants and meat • ...
Habitats and Food Chains 2013-04-19
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- animals that eats other animals
- eat dead and decayed animals
- animals that eat food provided by plants or other animals
- place where an animal lives
- animals that survive on other plants
- animals that eat both plants and meat
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- webs series of overlapping food chains
- plants
- animals that is hunted and killed for food
- animals that eat meat
- eat
11 Clues: eat • plants • animals that eat meat • place where an animal lives • eat dead and decayed animals • animals that eats other animals • animals that survive on other plants • animals that eat both plants and meat • webs series of overlapping food chains • animals that is hunted and killed for food • animals that eat food provided by plants or other animals
Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare 2023-09-22
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- Published a book in 1964 entitled Animal Machines: The New Factory Farming Industry.
- Largest animal rights group in the world
- In 1966, Congress enacted Public Law 89-544, known as the _____ Animal Welfare Act (AWA)to regulate dealers as well as laboratories that use animals in research.
- PETA stands for: People for _____ Treatment of Animals.
- Animals may be used by humans if done humanely. Humans have a responsibility to be considerate for all aspects of animals well-being.
- The Modern Animal _____ Movement has over 400 animal rights groups that exist today.
- Animals have rights just as humans do. Humans have no right to use animals, due to them having rights
- In 1906, the Animal _____ Act was passed to protect animals traveling long distances by rail and to provide humane care & treatment of animals destined for slaughter.
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- In 1958 the Humane _____ Act was passed which included the humane handling of animals prior to and during slaughter.
- History of animal domestication dates back to the Chinese and _____.
- The first anti-cruelty law was passed by the _____ Legislature in 1828.
- The ASPCA stands for the _____ Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
- Considered the founder of the modern animal rights movement.
- This organization was formed to look after the welfare of disabled _____ & mules and save them from abandonment.
- The ASPCA was America’s first humane society & was founded by _____ Bergh.
15 Clues: Largest animal rights group in the world • PETA stands for: People for _____ Treatment of Animals. • Considered the founder of the modern animal rights movement. • History of animal domestication dates back to the Chinese and _____. • The first anti-cruelty law was passed by the _____ Legislature in 1828. • ...
3rd Grade Science 2023-05-17
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- invertebrates with jointed legs
- animals with no backbones
- same kinds of organism
- vertebrate feeds young milk
- make more of
- use less of
- home for animals
- vertebrate lays eggs
- create something new
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- born in water live on land
- where plants and animals live
- animals with backbones
- use over and over again
- all the same populations
- dry scaly skin
15 Clues: use less of • make more of • dry scaly skin • home for animals • vertebrate lays eggs • create something new • animals with backbones • same kinds of organism • use over and over again • all the same populations • animals with no backbones • born in water live on land • vertebrate feeds young milk • where plants and animals live • invertebrates with jointed legs
Animal law 2023-08-06
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- If it is not a wild animal it is a
- To protect animals against many diseases, it is important the:
- The small animals that are experts in fighting on the roofs are the
- Place where we can see exotic animals
- main institution in charge of animal health in Costa Rica
- An animal gets an owner when they
- In order for children to care for animals, they must acquire
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- It shows that we are mature if we have
- Best friend from other specie
- "My teeth never stop growing, I'm the:"
- It can imitate the ringtone of cellphones
- Human-managed place where animals can live naturally
- With this means we can avoid the overpopulation of animals in an area
- If our pet is very sick, we must take it to a
- We have to take care of the animals according to the
15 Clues: Best friend from other specie • An animal gets an owner when they • If it is not a wild animal it is a • Place where we can see exotic animals • It shows that we are mature if we have • "My teeth never stop growing, I'm the:" • It can imitate the ringtone of cellphones • If our pet is very sick, we must take it to a • Human-managed place where animals can live naturally • ...
Ecology 2026-03-13
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- Animals that eat plants.
- Organisms that break down dead plants and animals.
- The place where an organism lives.
- A group of organisms of the same species living in one area.
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- factors The biological conditions of an environment
- Plants use sunlight to make food by this process.
- Animals that are eaten by predators.
- The variety of different species living in an area.
- A diagram that shows feeding relationships with many food chains.
- All the living and non-living things in an area and how they interact.
- Animals that eat other animals.
- The total number of organisms in a particular are
- factors The physical conditions of an environment (e.g. temperature, light).
- that hunt and eat other animals.
14 Clues: Animals that eat plants. • Animals that eat other animals. • that hunt and eat other animals. • The place where an organism lives. • Animals that are eaten by predators. • Plants use sunlight to make food by this process. • The total number of organisms in a particular are • Organisms that break down dead plants and animals. • ...
SCIENCE 2014-11-15
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- – consumer that breaks down the remains of plants and animals
- - consumer that eats only plants
- – is the physical part of the ecosystem that meets the needs and were an organism finds food and shelter.
- – is a group made up of the same type of individuals in the same ecosystem
- - any living thing that makes its own food
- – consumer that eats both plants and animals
- - animals that hunts
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- – consist of all the living and non-living thing in an area
- – are made up of both living and non-living parts that impact one another
- – the transfer of energy from one living thing to another
- – eats dead animals and plants
- – an adult frog in a pond eating dragonflies
- - an animals that eats plants and animals to get energy
- – shows that relationship among all the food chains in a ecosystem
- – animals that hunted
15 Clues: - animals that hunts • – animals that hunted • – eats dead animals and plants • - consumer that eats only plants • - any living thing that makes its own food • – an adult frog in a pond eating dragonflies • – consumer that eats both plants and animals • - an animals that eats plants and animals to get energy • – the transfer of energy from one living thing to another • ...
Animal Welfare & Rights 2023-10-11
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- To believe that animals have the same rights as humans and to treat them as humans.
- American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
- A belief that something is going against one's moral principles and values.
- Practice of keeping chickens in cages and veal calves in small crates
- Animals are kept confined to cages, pens, or enclosed buildings.
- Position that animals are to be treated humanely.
- When live animals are used for surgical operations and experiments.
- United States of Department of Agriculture
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- Wrote the book Animal Machines.
- Position that animals should not be exploited
- Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees
- Committed under the fact that the person believes that they are saving nature.
- Founder of modern animal rights movement
- Law regulates dealers who handle dogs and cats, as well as laboratories that use animals for research.
- Practice of the farmer tries to increase the output through better breeding, feeding and management.
15 Clues: Wrote the book Animal Machines. • Founder of modern animal rights movement • United States of Department of Agriculture • Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees • Position that animals should not be exploited • Position that animals are to be treated humanely. • American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. • ...
Animal Welfare 2025-09-25
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- Being kind and gentle to animals.
- Being very mean or harmful to animals.
- Things animals should have, like safety and kindness.
- Hurting or being mean to an animal on purpose.
- An animal with no home or owner, often found outside.
- To keep animals safe from harm.
- An animal doctor who helps sick or hurt animals.
- Welfare How well animals are treated and cared for.
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- A safe place where animals live, often if they are lost or need help.
- Looking after an animal’s needs like food, water, and love.
- To save an animal from danger or harm.
- Animal A pet that lives with people, like a dog or cat.
- Not giving an animal enough food, water, or care.
- Taking an animal home to care for it as your pet.
- To temporarily care for an animal until it finds a home.
15 Clues: To keep animals safe from harm. • Being kind and gentle to animals. • Being very mean or harmful to animals. • To save an animal from danger or harm. • Hurting or being mean to an animal on purpose. • An animal doctor who helps sick or hurt animals. • Not giving an animal enough food, water, or care. • Taking an animal home to care for it as your pet. • ...
BSA Lesson 6 2021-09-30
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- This type of fish has no scales
- An insects skeleton is called ____
- Has stiff hairs on the bottom of its body that helps with movement
- movement
- Some animals use their skin to ___ from predators
- Make a protective covering on the outside of fish
- Insects have how man legs
- Many boneless animals are ____
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- a lightweight, flat structure on the outside of a birds body
- Sharp structures used by some animals for protection
- Helps a fish move, steer, and balance
- When it contracts, it pumps blood through the body
- Many animals with no bones live in the _____
- Protect soft animals such as oysters and clams
- When a muscle pulls on this it moves
- Structure that relaxes and contracts to
- Helps a snail glide on the ground
- Has hollow and flexible bones
18 Clues: movement • Insects have how man legs • Has hollow and flexible bones • Many boneless animals are ____ • This type of fish has no scales • Helps a snail glide on the ground • An insects skeleton is called ____ • When a muscle pulls on this it moves • Helps a fish move, steer, and balance • Structure that relaxes and contracts to • Many animals with no bones live in the _____ • ...
Animal science crossword 2021-09-01
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- manager: They assist in management of the farm
- buyer: They buy and sell livestock
- physical therapist: They rehabilitate animals.
- The provide reproductive services
- finishing: The mage daily operations for animal livability.
- nursery: They oversee the health of newly weaned piglets.
- auctioneer: They sell animals at public stations.
- They manage day- day farm operations
- washer: The operate power washer to remove dirt.
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- They control falcon species to get rid of pest birds.
- grader: They place grades on livestock.
- animal vet: They provide care for small animals.
- inspector: They inspect meat to insure it is safe to eat.
- They manage colonies of bees.
- insemination: They assist in impregnation
- groomer: They professionally groom animals
- trainer: They train horses to get them ready for riders.
- Studies the behavior of animals
- manager: breeding managers watch over mother animals as they give birth.
- farm worker: They milk cows
- mill operator: They assist on management of the mill.
21 Clues: farm worker: They milk cows • They manage colonies of bees. • Studies the behavior of animals • The provide reproductive services • buyer: They buy and sell livestock • They manage day- day farm operations • grader: They place grades on livestock. • insemination: They assist in impregnation • groomer: They professionally groom animals • ...
Zoo Crossword 2025-07-25
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- person who takes care of zoo animals
- place to see wild animals
- a group of animals that are the same kind
- an animal that jumps and carries a baby in its pouch
- a ay animals hide by blending in
- this animal looks like a frog but has dry, bumpy skin
- swings in trees and loves bananas
- known as the “king of the jungle”
- a species that causes problems where it doesn't belong
- where an animal lives
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- this animal has a long neck and spots
- large invasive snake-with cheetah like spots
- black and white animal that looks like a horse
- this animals lives in cold places and waddles
- camouflaging lizard
- ocean animal known for amazing camouflage and its many legs!
- a common amphibian who likes to hop
- the biggest land animal
18 Clues: camouflaging lizard • where an animal lives • the biggest land animal • place to see wild animals • a ay animals hide by blending in • swings in trees and loves bananas • known as the “king of the jungle” • a common amphibian who likes to hop • person who takes care of zoo animals • this animal has a long neck and spots • a group of animals that are the same kind • ...
Biomedical Jobs 2019-01-16
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- Studies toxic materials on humans and animals
- Studies nervous system
- treats disorders
- Studies atomic and molecular structures
- studies immune system
- Studies blood
- maintains animal habitats
- Studies the urinary system
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- Studies drug effects on humans
- treats cancer
- medicinal products
- studies microorganisms
- Treats animals
- treats diseases
- Human movement
- genetic abnormalities
- improves or creates new drugs
- Studies animals
18 Clues: treats cancer • Studies blood • Treats animals • Human movement • treats diseases • Studies animals • treats disorders • medicinal products • studies immune system • genetic abnormalities • Studies nervous system • studies microorganisms • maintains animal habitats • Studies the urinary system • improves or creates new drugs • Studies drug effects on humans • ...
Chordates 2020-08-06
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- Jawless fish
- Warm blooded animals that give live birth
- Fish with jaws and teeth
- Cold blooded
- Animals with pouches
- Feathered Monotreme
- Biological name of birds
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- Small flying mammal
- Animals that live on land and water
- Sharks and stingrays
- vertebrates
- nourish their young internally
- Large bony fish with teeth (Not a shark)
- animals that lay eggs
- Small bird that cannot fly
15 Clues: vertebrates • Jawless fish • Cold blooded • Small flying mammal • Feathered Monotreme • Sharks and stingrays • Animals with pouches • animals that lay eggs • Fish with jaws and teeth • Biological name of birds • Small bird that cannot fly • nourish their young internally • Animals that live on land and water • Large bony fish with teeth (Not a shark) • ...
Happy Farm 2025-05-21
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- Gives us wool.
- A building for animals.
- Has horns and eats grass.
- A place with animals and crops.
- A strong animal for riding.
- Where crops grow.
- A yellow crop.
- Lays eggs.
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- A machine for farming.
- Likes to roll in mud.
- Works on the farm.
- Keeps animals safe.
- A bird that quacks.
- Gives us milk.
- Food for farm animals.
15 Clues: Lays eggs. • Gives us wool. • Gives us milk. • A yellow crop. • Where crops grow. • Works on the farm. • Keeps animals safe. • A bird that quacks. • Likes to roll in mud. • A machine for farming. • Food for farm animals. • A building for animals. • Has horns and eats grass. • A strong animal for riding. • A place with animals and crops.
Reading Comp 2024-02-27
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- animals that only eat plants
- to exchange information
- change
- normal
- close
- city
- where an animal normally lives
- a specific job something has
- eats other animals for food
- a part of fish that help them breathe
- not dangerous
- a physical or mental problem
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- act
- working
- hide
- rare, not normal
- unable to see
- give to help someone
- a place where you get on a plane
- plants grown for food
- a large group of animals
21 Clues: act • hide • city • close • change • normal • working • unable to see • not dangerous • rare, not normal • give to help someone • plants grown for food • to exchange information • a large group of animals • eats other animals for food • animals that only eat plants • a specific job something has • a physical or mental problem • where an animal normally lives • a place where you get on a plane • ...
Yellowstone croosword 2021-02-11
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- animals who only eat other animals wolves liones tiger.
- energy pathway
- living things animal move
- gather store food
- energy green plants
- an animal that captures other animals and eats them spider.
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- animals that only eat plants pandas grasshoppers deer.
- animals that get captured and eat.flys butterfly spiders deers bunnies.
- non living dead stuff
- who eats who
- animals who eat plants and animals humans bears.
- organisms breaks down
12 Clues: who eats who • energy pathway • gather store food • energy green plants • non living dead stuff • organisms breaks down • living things animal move • animals who eat plants and animals humans bears. • animals that only eat plants pandas grasshoppers deer. • animals who only eat other animals wolves liones tiger. • an animal that captures other animals and eats them spider. • ...
Desert Lake 2024-05-30
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- an animal that naturally preys on other animals
- holes or tunnels dug by animals as a dwelling
- going from one place to another
- to move in a continuous circle
- a group of animals close together
- a large bird with a long bill
- a loud harsh noise made by a bird
- woody plants smaller than a tree with lots of stems
- a reptile with a long body, tail, 4 legs and scaly
- a body of water surrounded by land
- baby ducks
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- a hard solid substance found in the ground
- a group of animals or plants living or growing together
- a high-pitched piercing cry or sound
- the time in the evening when the sun disappears or daylight fades
- a clear high=pitched sound
- full of animals
- to come out and been seen
18 Clues: baby ducks • full of animals • to come out and been seen • a clear high=pitched sound • a large bird with a long bill • to move in a continuous circle • going from one place to another • a group of animals close together • a loud harsh noise made by a bird • a body of water surrounded by land • a high-pitched piercing cry or sound • a hard solid substance found in the ground • ...
Animal Vocabulary 2017-07-26
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- under threat of not existing anymore; dying out
- hard, pointed part which grows on top of an animal’s head
- member of the group of animals including monkeys, apes and humans
- set of animals or plants that are similar to each other and can breed together
- something which happens suddenly and with a very obvious effect
- capturing and killing animals illegally
- a type of scientist who studies animals
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- underwater areas made of a rock-like substance created by small sea animals
- animals that lay eggs and use the sun to keep their bodies warm
- the destruction of forests by cutting down trees
- habitat region in which animals or plants normally live
- animal or plant remains preserved in rock for a very long time
- animals which are fed milk produced by their mother and are not born from an egg
- the situation where something doesn't exist any more
14 Clues: capturing and killing animals illegally • a type of scientist who studies animals • under threat of not existing anymore; dying out • the destruction of forests by cutting down trees • the situation where something doesn't exist any more • habitat region in which animals or plants normally live • hard, pointed part which grows on top of an animal’s head • ...
MSU AGR 182 Sub Assignment 8/21 2024-08-20
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- believe animals should not be used by humans
- animals raised for food
- no longer exists
- almost extinct
- domesticated animals return to the wild
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- companion animals
- 1st animal to be domesticated
- control and maintain a law, rule or principle
- cutting or removing the tail
- animals utilized by humans
- operation to make the ears stand up
- believe animals can be used by humans but treated humanely
- following the accepted moral principles governed by the group
13 Clues: almost extinct • no longer exists • companion animals • animals raised for food • animals utilized by humans • cutting or removing the tail • 1st animal to be domesticated • operation to make the ears stand up • domesticated animals return to the wild • believe animals should not be used by humans • control and maintain a law, rule or principle • ...
ahps 5.1 2013-10-30
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- ethical arguments are _____________ not emotional. They consider voices and interests of all members of society (including voiceless members – infants, animals, environment etc).
- the 3 R’s - _______, reduce, refine.
- because access to labs are ____________, community does not really know all that much about the living conditions of lab animals. Try to amend this by putting community and welfare reps on ethics committees.
- experiments are highly regulated and subject to ethical review, independant ______s, checka and in some cases public scrutiny (freedom of information).
- the second R - REDUCE the ___________ of animals used – yet still need to be statistically valid. May use imaging to view progresiion of disease, rather than making sequential sacrifices.
- the job of an animal ethics committee involves overseeing the project and applying the ______ R’s as much as possible.
- the first R – REPLACE with _____ animal alternatives – computer modelling, in vitro experiments, etc.
- animal experiments endorse ______________ - “for the greater good” (greatest good for the greatest number with the least harm).
- as far as reducing the name of animals used in a study, it may actually be better to use ______ animals, but have each go through less.
- NHMRC __________ are used to promote the best practice for welfare – international standards, evidence based, expected to change and evolve over time.
- no one can perform any scientific procedures with animals without a valid scientific procedures premises __________. Premises must be up to standards. Need Animal Ethics Committee approval, investigator approval.
- stress and disease increases ______________ in research – poor quality science.
- it seems that lab animal use is ____________, though endpoints are less severe.
- current legislation in VIC – ________________ of cruelty to animals act 1986 – part 3 applies – defines scientific procedures and which animals can be used etc. _____________ of cruelty to animals regulations (2008) – defines liscencing systems, offences, animals ethics and approval system, oversight and supervision, auditing, specific outlawed procedures.
- the capacity to experience pain and distress and pleasure. Fuzzy boundaries – what about oysters and crustaceans?
- most experiments are either observational, or involve a minor intervention while the animal is ________ (no anaesthesia).
- the Bureau of Animal Welfare (BAW) issues licenses under the _______ (abbreviation) and administers codes/guidelines. When experiments occuring, BAW regulates audits.
- an animal ____________ concern – do humans have any right to use another species for their own end?
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- the 3 R’s are ________________ (mandatory / legally binding).
- one ethical __________ is : is what the animals go through really justified by the potential benefits? Are benefits likely to be achieved?
- animal ethics committees include: category A – vet, category B – scientist, C – animal welfare rep, D - ____ person, an animal facility manager and animal welfare officer.
- things an animal ethics committee looks at: aims, justification, potential benefits, pain and distress, number of animals (and demographic) used, whether or not the work has been done before, procedures, re-use of animals, replace/reduce/refine, training of personnel, humane endpoints/euthanasia, and scavenging of ______ to potentially use in other experiments.
- there is an _____________ bottom line that cannot be crossed when it comes to experiments – regardless of potential benefit to humans/animals. This line is changing.
- there tends to be either an excessive ________ or excessive distrust in ‘science’.
- a ___________ concern – what is really being done to them? Are animal users really doing their best for them?
- there are _______ feelings for and against using animals for research.
- lab animal welfare must be optimal for both ethical (want animals to be healthy and comfortable) and _________ integrity (when health status is poor = unreliable results)
- the third R – REFINEment – using anaesthetic and ____ relief, aseptic techniques, good post-op care, enrichment, better housing
- ethics is not the ______ as welfare. But similar. Ethical arguments are rational, not emotional.
- being ethical involves conducting behaviour in accordance with standards, being moraaly correct based on expectations of ___________ (need to be informed about what ___________ believes), and promoting best outcomes for everyone.
- in the 1800s, suffering was viewed as ________. People accepted pain as a given. Late 1800s, suffering more noticed. Not the same today. Suffering is not viewed as __________.
- as well as improving the health and wellbeing of humans and animals, animal research can improve ______________ and welfare of farm animals, can help with conservation/ecology, can improve basic understanding of biology.
- animal ethics committees carry out ____________, bureau of animal welfare (BAW) carries out audits.
- the vast majority of animals used in labs in Australia and either ______ or rats. Then fish, birds, rabbits...
- sentience is the capacity to experience pain, distress and __________. Not can they reason or talk, but can they suffer?
- environmental _____________ is one way to REFINE a study.
- experiments with _______ as the required endpoint are very very rare.
- animal welfare – how an animal is ______ with the conditions in which it lives.
- animals have been incredibly useful in biomedical and scientific research, and have helped understand and treat many __________ and animal conditions. – sheep used for dust mite allergen research, mice and non-human primates used for Parkinsons research, rats and spinal cord injury treatment, mdx and double knockout mice used for duchenne muscular dystrophy.
39 Clues: the 3 R’s - _______, reduce, refine. • environmental _____________ is one way to REFINE a study. • the 3 R’s are ________________ (mandatory / legally binding). • experiments with _______ as the required endpoint are very very rare. • there are _______ feelings for and against using animals for research. • ...
Creation 2025-04-26
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- God's act of making everything
- What God did on the seventh day
- Creatures on land
- Covers seas and rivers
- Above the land and sea
- Big plants with trunks
- First female human
- Green growing things
- Lights the day
- Likeness of God
- Animals that swim
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- Dry ground
- The sky above
- Twinkle in the sky
- The planet we live on
- Opposite of light
- First human created
- Lights the night
- What God created first
- Animals that fly
20 Clues: Dry ground • The sky above • Lights the day • Likeness of God • Lights the night • Animals that fly • Opposite of light • Creatures on land • Animals that swim • Twinkle in the sky • First female human • First human created • Green growing things • The planet we live on • Covers seas and rivers • Above the land and sea • Big plants with trunks • What God created first • God's act of making everything • ...
Arctic Food Chains 2020-04-21
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- animals that eat dead plants and animals
- a living thing, such as mold or mushrooms, that has no leaves, flowers, or roots and lives on plant or animal matter
- life forms that break down dead matter
- the treeless land in the Arctic
- a living thing
- chain a way of order plants and animals in which each one uses or eats the one before it for energy
- the permanent frozen layer of soil beneath the ground's surface
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- simple life forms that grow on rock
- small mouse-like animals that live in the tundra
- a large area on the Earth defined by its weather,land and the type of plants and animals that live there
- adjust or change to better survive the conditions of a natural area
- plants that make their own food from the sun, soil, and water
- animals that hunt and eat other animals
- animals that eat plants
14 Clues: a living thing • animals that eat plants • the treeless land in the Arctic • simple life forms that grow on rock • life forms that break down dead matter • animals that hunt and eat other animals • animals that eat dead plants and animals • small mouse-like animals that live in the tundra • plants that make their own food from the sun, soil, and water • ...
AHPS: Week 5 - Lab Animals 1 2013-09-14
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- sentience is the capacity to experience pain, distress and __________. Not can they reason or talk, but can they suffer?
- ethical arguments are _____________ not emotional. They consider voices and interests of all members of society (including voiceless members – infants, animals, environment etc).
- one ethical __________ is : is what the animals go through really justified by the potential benefits? Are benefits likely to be achieved?
- current legislation in VIC – ________________ of cruelty to animals act 1986 – part 3 applies – defines scientific procedures and which animals can be used etc. _____________ of cruelty to animals regulations (2008) – defines liscencing systems, offences, animals ethics and approval system, oversight and supervision, auditing, specific outlawed procedures.
- a ___________ concern – what is really being done to them? Are animal users really doing their best for them?
- as far as reducing the name of animals used in a study, it may actually be better to use ______ animals, but have each go through less.
- animal experiments endorse ______________ - “for the greater good” (greatest good for the greatest number with the least harm).
- there are _______ feelings for and against using animals for research.
- environmental _____________ is one way to REFINE a study.
- the vast majority of animals used in labs in Australia and either ______ or rats. Then fish, birds, rabbits...
- stress and disease increases ______________ in research – poor quality science.
- the third R – REFINEment – using anaesthetic and ____ relief, aseptic techniques, good post-op care, enrichment, better housing
- the capacity to experience pain and distress and pleasure. Fuzzy boundaries – what about oysters and crustaceans?
- most experiments are either observational, or involve a minor intervention while the animal is ________ (no anaesthesia).
- there tends to be either an excessive ________ or excessive distrust in ‘science’.
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- because access to labs are ____________, community does not really know all that much about the living conditions of lab animals. Try to amend this by putting community and welfare reps on ethics committees.
- animal welfare – how an animal is ______ with the conditions in which it lives.
- animals have been incredibly useful in biomedical and scientific research, and have helped understand and treat many __________ and animal conditions. – sheep used for dust mite allergen research, mice and non-human primates used for Parkinsons research, rats and spinal cord injury treatment, mdx and double knockout mice used for duchenne muscular dystrophy.
- no one can perform any scientific procedures with animals without a valid scientific procedures premises __________. Premises must be up to standards. Need Animal Ethics Committee approval, investigator approval.
- experiments with _______ as the required endpoint are very very rare.
- as well as improving the health and wellbeing of humans and animals, animal research can improve ______________ and welfare of farm animals, can help with conservation/ecology, can improve basic understanding of biology.
- in the 1800s, suffering was viewed as ________. People accepted pain as a given. Late 1800s, suffering more noticed. Not the same today. Suffering is not viewed as __________.
- animal ethics committees include: category A – vet, category B – scientist, C – animal welfare rep, D - ____ person, an animal facility manager and animal welfare officer.
- NHMRC __________ are used to promote the best practice for welfare – international standards, evidence based, expected to change and evolve over time.
- the 3 R’s are ________________ (mandatory / legally binding).
- things an animal ethics committee looks at: aims, justification, potential benefits, pain and distress, number of animals (and demographic) used, whether or not the work has been done before, procedures, re-use of animals, replace/reduce/refine, training of personnel, humane endpoints/euthanasia, and scavenging of ______ to potentially use in other experiments.
- there is an _____________ bottom line that cannot be crossed when it comes to experiments – regardless of potential benefit to humans/animals. This line is changing.
- animal ethics committees carry out ____________, bureau of animal welfare (BAW) carries out audits.
- lab animal welfare must be optimal for both ethical (want animals to be healthy and comfortable) and _________ integrity (when health status is poor = unreliable results)
- an animal ____________ concern – do humans have any right to use another species for their own end?
- the first R – REPLACE with _____ animal alternatives – computer modelling, in vitro experiments, etc.
- the Bureau of Animal Welfare (BAW) issues licenses under the _______ (abbreviation) and administers codes/guidelines. When experiments occuring, BAW regulates audits.
- the job of an animal ethics committee involves overseeing the project and applying the ______ R’s as much as possible.
- experiments are highly regulated and subject to ethical review, independant ______s, checka and in some cases public scrutiny (freedom of information).
- it seems that lab animal use is ____________, though endpoints are less severe.
- the 3 R’s - _______, reduce, refine.
- being ethical involves conducting behaviour in accordance with standards, being moraaly correct based on expectations of ___________ (need to be informed about what ___________ believes), and promoting best outcomes for everyone.
- the second R - REDUCE the ___________ of animals used – yet still need to be statistically valid. May use imaging to view progresiion of disease, rather than making sequential sacrifices.
- ethics is not the ______ as welfare. But similar. Ethical arguments are rational, not emotional.
39 Clues: the 3 R’s - _______, reduce, refine. • environmental _____________ is one way to REFINE a study. • the 3 R’s are ________________ (mandatory / legally binding). • experiments with _______ as the required endpoint are very very rare. • there are _______ feelings for and against using animals for research. • ...
energy 2025-11-30
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- the order in which animals eat plants and other animals
- machines that uses electricity to works
- to make something not exist anymore
- animals that eat animals
- transfer/ when energy moves from one place to another or from one object to another
- animals that eat plants only
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- what you have found out from an investigation
- animals that eat plants and animals
- anything that cause movement or make something happen
- living things that can make their own food
- an animal that hunts and eats another animal
- an animal that is eaten by a predator
- a type of energy, when released it makes a change
- to say what you think will happen
14 Clues: animals that eat animals • animals that eat plants only • to say what you think will happen • animals that eat plants and animals • to make something not exist anymore • an animal that is eaten by a predator • machines that uses electricity to works • living things that can make their own food • an animal that hunts and eats another animal • ...
Animal Adaptations 2021-07-12
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- animals use this to listen
- has a long neck to reach trees
- stay safe
- live in the forest and are cute
- to stay alive
- you have 5 of these
- animals do to adapt to their habitat
- behaviors to help animals survive
- can go several months without eating
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- a hot and dry place
- a place with lots of grass
- a place with lots of tall trees
- deers use this to see
- whales use this to stay warm
- used to keep animals alive
- used to store fat and energy
- a place full of water
- an animal that is the biggest mammal
- you use your nose for this
19 Clues: stay safe • to stay alive • a hot and dry place • you have 5 of these • deers use this to see • a place full of water • animals use this to listen • a place with lots of grass • used to keep animals alive • you use your nose for this • whales use this to stay warm • used to store fat and energy • has a long neck to reach trees • a place with lots of tall trees • ...
ECOSYSTEMS!!! 2022-03-28
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- and animal that blends in with their environment
- an animal that eats plants and animals
- an animal that is hunted and killed
- the natural home for an animal
- an individual plant or animal
- an innate of Behavioral animals
- wasted materials
- an animal that eats plants
- an animal that preys on others
- a change or in the process of changing
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- the action of making other animals
- an object that continues to exist
- a seasonal movement of animals
- the surroundings or conditions
- the termination of kind
- an animal that eats flesh
- a state of minimal activities
- food made with fruit
- the branch of biology
19 Clues: wasted materials • food made with fruit • the branch of biology • the termination of kind • an animal that eats flesh • an animal that eats plants • a state of minimal activities • an individual plant or animal • a seasonal movement of animals • the surroundings or conditions • the natural home for an animal • an animal that preys on others • an innate of Behavioral animals • ...
All About Animals 2014-11-05
15 Clues: have scales • live in water • out of an egg • have feathers • have six legs • very small frog • how fish breath • have fur or hair • where animals live • animals that eat meat • live on land and water • animals that eat plants • flat teeth do this to food • sharp teeth do this to meat • helps make animals live and move
Yellowstone Crossword 2021-02-04
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- an organism that gets captured and eaten
- all living things around us
- several food chains with each other
- animals who eat plants and animals
- make their own food
- hunt, gather, and store food
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- animals who eat plants
- an Organism that eat and hunt animals
- all non-living things around us
- break down large molecules into smaller ones
- the relationship of plants and animals
- animals who eat animals
12 Clues: make their own food • animals who eat plants • animals who eat animals • all living things around us • hunt, gather, and store food • all non-living things around us • animals who eat plants and animals • several food chains with each other • an Organism that eat and hunt animals • the relationship of plants and animals • an organism that gets captured and eaten • ...
Yellowstone Crossword 2021-02-04
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- an organism that gets captured and eaten
- all living things around us
- several food chains with each other
- animals who eat plants and animals
- make their own food
- hunt, gather, and store food
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- animals who eat plants
- an Organism that eat and hunt animals
- all non-living things around us
- break down large molecules into smaller ones
- the relationship of plants and animals
- animals who eat animals
12 Clues: make their own food • animals who eat plants • animals who eat animals • all living things around us • hunt, gather, and store food • all non-living things around us • animals who eat plants and animals • several food chains with each other • an Organism that eat and hunt animals • the relationship of plants and animals • an organism that gets captured and eaten • ...
HABITATS 2018-04-15
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- animals in the mountains
- things in the mountains
- habitats that have coral
- things in the desert
- habitats that have rocks
- colour of polar region
- habitats that have sands
- animals in the jungle
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- colour of jungle
- things in the ocean
- things in the polar region
- animals in the desert
- habitats that have trees
- colour of desert
- animals in the ocean
15 Clues: colour of jungle • colour of desert • things in the ocean • things in the desert • animals in the ocean • animals in the desert • animals in the jungle • colour of polar region • things in the mountains • animals in the mountains • habitats that have trees • habitats that have coral • habitats that have rocks • habitats that have sands • things in the polar region
Animal Farm 2013-04-11
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- What the animals see the pigs carrying at the end of the story
- Original anthem of Animal Farm
- Animals who move into the house
- Color of the animals' flag
- How many commandments the animals write
- Taken to the glue factory when he can no longer work
- Motherly, mare, companion to Boxer
- Object the animals are trying to build
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- Middleman who conducted business between the animals and humans
- Tells of a place called sugarcandy mountain
- First pig caught walking on two legs
- Author of the story
- The dogs kill other animals when they disobey this animal
13 Clues: Author of the story • Color of the animals' flag • Original anthem of Animal Farm • Animals who move into the house • Motherly, mare, companion to Boxer • First pig caught walking on two legs • Object the animals are trying to build • How many commandments the animals write • Tells of a place called sugarcandy mountain • Taken to the glue factory when he can no longer work • ...
Carbon Dioxide/Oxygen Cycle 2017-01-18
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- animals breathing out
- what happens with too much CO2
- breathing
- burning fossil fuels could increase this
- how carbon dioxide moves through a plant
- when animals and plants die this happens
- a gas that keeps Earth warm
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- plants take this gas in from the air
- burning
- are animals and plants connected to each other
- used by underwater animals to take in dissolved oxygen
- animals taking in air
- animals need this gas to survive
13 Clues: burning • breathing • animals breathing out • animals taking in air • a gas that keeps Earth warm • what happens with too much CO2 • animals need this gas to survive • plants take this gas in from the air • burning fossil fuels could increase this • how carbon dioxide moves through a plant • when animals and plants die this happens • are animals and plants connected to each other • ...
ECOSYSTEMS!!! 2022-03-28
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- the natural home for an animal
- food made with fruit
- the action of making other animals
- the surroundings or conditions
- a change or in the process of changing
- the branch of biology
- wasted materials
- an animal that eats flesh
- an innate of Behavioral animals
- an animal that preys on others
- an animal that eats plants and animals
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- a seasonal movement of animals
- and animal that blends in with their environment
- an animal that eats plants
- an object that continues to exist
- a state of minimal activities
- an individual plant or animal
- the termination of kind
- an animal that is hunted and killed
19 Clues: wasted materials • food made with fruit • the branch of biology • the termination of kind • an animal that eats flesh • an animal that eats plants • a state of minimal activities • an individual plant or animal • a seasonal movement of animals • the natural home for an animal • the surroundings or conditions • an animal that preys on others • an innate of Behavioral animals • ...
ECOSYSTEMS!!! 2022-03-28
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- and animal that blends in with their environment
- an animal that eats plants and animals
- an animal that is hunted and killed
- the natural home for an animal
- an individual plant or animal
- an innate of Behavioral animals
- wasted materials
- an animal that eats plants
- an animal that preys on others
- a change or in the process of changing
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- the action of making other animals
- an object that continues to exist
- a seasonal movement of animals
- the surroundings or conditions
- the termination of kind
- an animal that eats flesh
- a state of minimal activities
- food made with fruit
- the branch of biology
19 Clues: wasted materials • food made with fruit • the branch of biology • the termination of kind • an animal that eats flesh • an animal that eats plants • a state of minimal activities • an individual plant or animal • a seasonal movement of animals • the surroundings or conditions • the natural home for an animal • an animal that preys on others • an innate of Behavioral animals • ...
Animal Adaptations 2021-07-12
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- an animal that is the biggest mammal
- deers use this to see
- a hot and dry place
- animals do to adapt to their habitat
- used to keep animals alive
- stay safe
- a place with lots of grass
- behaviors to help animals survive
Down
- a place with lots of tall trees
- you use your nose for this
- you have 5 of these
- used to store fat and energy
- whales use this to stay warm
- animals use this to listen
- to stay alive
- can go several months without eating
- live in the forest and are cute
- a place full of water
- has a long neck to reach trees
19 Clues: stay safe • to stay alive • you have 5 of these • a hot and dry place • deers use this to see • a place full of water • you use your nose for this • animals use this to listen • used to keep animals alive • a place with lots of grass • used to store fat and energy • whales use this to stay warm • has a long neck to reach trees • a place with lots of tall trees • ...
Environmental Science puzzle by Jerry 2021-11-03
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- one option when animals occupy the same niche
- plants and animals
- where an organism live
- study of environment
- Everything that surrounds us
- all organism of a certain species
- the term for lots of different organisms
- producers
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- factors seen as non living things
- substance that are created by producersby using energy from the sun
- organisms that breakdown dead organic materials
- eat plants
- food chain is what of energy from one organism to another
- producers undergo
- food what has more biodiversity than food chain
- factors seen as living things
- consume organism to survive
- all plants and animals in a given area
- eat animals
19 Clues: producers • eat plants • eat animals • producers undergo • plants and animals • study of environment • where an organism live • consume organism to survive • Everything that surrounds us • factors seen as living things • factors seen as non living things • all organism of a certain species • all plants and animals in a given area • the term for lots of different organisms • ...
Animal Groups 2020-05-22
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- The only animal group to give birth to live babies
- Small, creepy crawly animal group
- Feathers help most animals in this group fly
- An animal who eats other animals
- Animals in this group swim using 5 types of fins
- Amphibians live in this kind of environment
- When an animal blends into its surroundings for protection
- The animals in this group have dry, scaly skin
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- Stages of change between birth and adulthood
- The amount of legs an insect has
- This is one of the few birds who can't fly
- When an animals temperature changes based on surroundings
- Animals who have a backbone
- A frog is an example of this animal group
- Fish breathe underwater using these
15 Clues: Animals who have a backbone • The amount of legs an insect has • An animal who eats other animals • Small, creepy crawly animal group • Fish breathe underwater using these • A frog is an example of this animal group • This is one of the few birds who can't fly • Amphibians live in this kind of environment • Stages of change between birth and adulthood • ...
animal adaptations 2023-06-25
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- animals that eat only flesh of other animals
- an animal that has white fur as a adaptation
- animals that eat plants and other animals
- animals that are no longer found on earth
- long sleep by some animals during summer
- animals that eat only plants
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- long sleep by some animals during winter
- animals that eat dead and decaying animals
- animals that are going to be extinct soon
- these animals have long sharp curved incisors
- a reptile that will change its colour to change its body temperature
- thick pad of fat under the skin of polar bear
12 Clues: animals that eat only plants • long sleep by some animals during winter • long sleep by some animals during summer • animals that are going to be extinct soon • animals that eat plants and other animals • animals that are no longer found on earth • animals that eat dead and decaying animals • animals that eat only flesh of other animals • ...
Retake Review Estuaries SOL 6.8 2021-10-18
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- estuaries act as a storm ____ and absorb wave energy
- an estuary is like a _____ because there is a large variety of plants
- an estuary _____ up water like a sponge
- wetlands provide _____ or homes for animals
- when you can see the pollution but you can not identify where it came from
- the largest estuary in the US
- an estuary is like a _____ because it is a safe place for animals to play and move around
- an estuary is like a water ____ because it stores water
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- a mixture of salt and fresh water
- another name for wetlands
- an estuary is like a ____ because it is a safe place for animals to sleep
- an area of land that is underwater for at least part of the year
- an estuary _____ out pollutants
- it is safe for animals to have _____ in an estuary
- when you see pollution and you know where it is coming from
- an estuary is like a _____ because there are a large variety of animals
- an estuary is like a hotel because animals who are traveling and need to take a break can stop and rest safely
- an area where freshwater meets salt water
- another name for estuary
19 Clues: another name for estuary • another name for wetlands • the largest estuary in the US • an estuary _____ out pollutants • a mixture of salt and fresh water • an estuary _____ up water like a sponge • an area where freshwater meets salt water • wetlands provide _____ or homes for animals • it is safe for animals to have _____ in an estuary • ...
FFA 2023-01-27
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- Provides prevententive and therapeutic medical treatment to animals based on latest industry standards and research.
- Supervises and leads an animal-related compsny's operations and employees.
- Trains animals for obedience, performance, riding, secuirty, or assisting people with disabilities.
- Creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs.
- Provides basic care for animals
- Produces food, fiber, and other agricultural commodities by raising livestock or crops.
- Enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education.
- Selects and breeds animals to produces offspring with desired characteristics.
- Licensed medical professional that treats, cures, animal hospitals, and research facilities.
- licensed medical professional that treats, cures, and prevents illness and injury in animals
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- Examines and provides care to wildlife that are sick, injured, or orphaned with the hopes of returning them back to the wild.
- Studies a variety of animal species;may work in zoos, aquariums, parks, laboratories, etc.
- Sells and manages insurance policies on behalf of the insurance companies.
- Provides cosmetic services for animals.
- Provides guidance for financial planning. Analysis and projection.
15 Clues: Provides basic care for animals • Provides cosmetic services for animals. • Provides guidance for financial planning. Analysis and projection. • Enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education. • Creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs. • ...
Conservation lesson vocabulary 2023-03-30
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- the act of causing harm or death by administering a toxic substance
- male and female animals come together to make babies.
- the natural environment where an animal or plant lives.
- something that makes a person, animal, or plant sick.
- a group of living and non-living things that work together in a certain place.
- an animal that preys on other animals
- an animal that eats dead animals that it finds
- the act of protecting and preserving natural resources and wildlife
- the natural environment in which an animal or plant usually lives
- the seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
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- no longer in existence
- the illegal killing or hunting of animals for profit or sport
- an animal that has hair or fur and produces milk to feed its babies.
- a big bird with a bald head that eats dead animals.
- a species that is at risk of becoming extinct
- an animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal
- Destruction - breaking or damaging something very badly.
- when two things hit each other really hard.
- a decrease in number or quality
- something that could cause harm or danger to someone or something.
20 Clues: no longer in existence • a decrease in number or quality • an animal that preys on other animals • when two things hit each other really hard. • a species that is at risk of becoming extinct • an animal that eats dead animals that it finds • a big bird with a bald head that eats dead animals. • an animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal • ...
Humane Education Crossword 2021-03-04
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- something you give a pet to play with
- shots given to a pet to keep it healthy
- something you eat
- A surgery for male animals so they can't have babies
- find a new home for an animal
- color less liquid that animals drink
- A place that provides food and housing for animals in need
- doing something you are supposed to do
- type of pet that purrs
- to wound with teeth
- having sympathy and consideration for people or animals
- with or near someone or something else
- A surgery for female animals so that they don't have anymore babies
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- strong affection for another
- to free from danger
- something given to help out
- group a people living in the same area
- accept an animals as a pet and become responsible for it
- specific common shot
- to hold close for comfort or in affection
- A group of one or more parents and children
- physical activity to stay in shape
- baby cat
- living thing that can move and eat
- type of pet that barks
- a small piece of technology used to identify an animal
- rewards for pets
- specific type of animal
- baby dog
- domestic animal
- Control A person who goes out and saves animals
31 Clues: baby cat • baby dog • domestic animal • rewards for pets • something you eat • to free from danger • to wound with teeth • specific common shot • type of pet that barks • type of pet that purrs • specific type of animal • something given to help out • strong affection for another • find a new home for an animal • physical activity to stay in shape • living thing that can move and eat • ...
Animal Farm puzzle TM 2023-09-13
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- Owner of Foxwood Farm
- Leader of the Soviet Union from 1922-1952
- Staged a rebellion against the egg trade
- Strongest Animal on the farm
- The oldest animal on the farm
- The idea that all animals are equal and humans are the enemy.
- Represents Leon Trotsky in Animal Farm
- Based on the commandment the animals arent allowed to live here
- Stalins Rival
- Animals refer to each other this way
- A white horse who runs from Animal Farm
- Used the Phrase "Four legs good, two legs bad"
- Represents Czar Nicholas II
- Stalins Secret police represented by the 9 dogs
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- smartest animals on the farm
- The Village where animal farm takes place
- Where the seven commandments were painted
- Acts as an intermediary between Animal farm and the outside world
- Used to keep the animals in check
- Blown up in the battle of Cowshed
- represent the misfits and beggars
- Came up with Animalism
- represents working-class women
- Told stories of Sugarcandy Mountain
- Represents the Russian upper class
- Took leadership of Animal Farm
- Boxer is sent here by the pigs
- Owner of Pinchfield Farm
- Have their milk stolen by the pigs
- Controls the animals with his words
30 Clues: Stalins Rival • Owner of Foxwood Farm • Came up with Animalism • Owner of Pinchfield Farm • Represents Czar Nicholas II • smartest animals on the farm • Strongest Animal on the farm • The oldest animal on the farm • represents working-class women • Took leadership of Animal Farm • Boxer is sent here by the pigs • Used to keep the animals in check • Blown up in the battle of Cowshed • ...
Habitats & Communities - UNIT VOCABULARY 2025-06-04
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- habitat, water habitat
- web, a group of connected food chains in a habitat
- adaptation, a physical feature of a plant or animal that helps it survive
- an animal that eats plants or other animals
- a living thing that breaks down dead matter
- a thick layer of fat under the skin that keeps animals warm
- a place that provides what living things need to survive
- a group of interacting species living in the same area
- an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth
- an animal that eats both plants and animals
- a body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive
- an animal that hunts other animals for food
- an animal that is hunted by another
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- a community of living and non-living things in an area
- habitat, land habitat
- a type of plant or animal
- a color or pattern that helps an animal blend into its environment
- the role an organism plays in its environment
- an animal that eats only other animals
- activity, actions people take that affect the environment
- tiny animals that float in water
- chain, a path that shows how energy moves from one living thing to another
- active at night and asleep during the day
- an animal that eats only plants
- a plant that makes its own food
25 Clues: habitat, land habitat • habitat, water habitat • a type of plant or animal • an animal that eats only plants • a plant that makes its own food • tiny animals that float in water • an animal that is hunted by another • an animal that eats only other animals • active at night and asleep during the day • an animal that eats plants or other animals • ...
BABY BILBY,WHERE DO YOU SLEEP? 2013-11-23
24 Clues: go • top • low • day • hop • hide • deep • nest • away • peep • rest • sleep • mouse • light • bilby • night • gecko • creep • inside • dragon • animals • lizards • planigale • treecreeper
Animal Science Unit 2 Vocabulary 2023-01-25
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- trains animals for obedience,performance,riding,security,or assisting people with disabilities.
- provides basic care for animals
- studies the way animals behave and tries to determine what causes certain types of behavior and what factors can prompt behavior change.
- selects and breeds animals to produce offspring with desired characteristics.
- creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs.
- provides prevententive and therapuetic medical treatment to animals based on lastest industry standards and research.
- educational requirement for unskilled, entry-level job.
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- licensed medical professional that assists veterinarians.
- studies a variety of animal species; may work in zoos, aquariums, parks, etc.
- provides cosmetic services for animals.
- sells and manages insurance polices on behalf of the insurance companies.
- provides guidance for financial planning,analysis, and porojection.
- examines and provides care to wildlife that are sick,injured,or orphaned with the hopes of returning them back to the wild.
- licensed medical professional that treats, cures, and prevents illness and injury in animals.
- produces food,fiber, and other agricultural commodities by raisinglivestock or crops.
15 Clues: provides basic care for animals • provides cosmetic services for animals. • educational requirement for unskilled, entry-level job. • licensed medical professional that assists veterinarians. • provides guidance for financial planning,analysis, and porojection. • creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs. • ...
Biotic Relationships 2021-11-10
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- includes tropical rainforests, tundras, taigas, deserts, deciduous forests, and grasslands.
- producer organisms that can produce their own food using light, water, carbon dioxide, or other chemicals.
- the role each organism plays in a community.
- non-living part of an ecosystem.
- organisms that meet their energy needs by consuming decaying biomass, and leftovers.
- an organism, such as a bacterium, fungus, or insect, that feeds on dead plant or animal matter.
- Parasitism, Commensalism and Mutualism.
- are a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
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- consumer organisms that eat other plants or animals for energy and nutrients.
- animals that feed from both plants and animals
- describes the sequence of each organism getting food
- animals that eat meat or the flesh of other animals
- is the way some species hunt others for food.
- organism that decomposes dead(or almost dead)organisms.
- relating to or resulting from living things.
- natural home
- only found in water bodies.
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- various interconnections of food chains
- animals that only eat vegetation, such as grasses, fruit, leaves and vegetables.
- a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
21 Clues: natural home • only found in water bodies. • non-living part of an ecosystem. • various interconnections of food chains • Parasitism, Commensalism and Mutualism. • relating to or resulting from living things. • the role each organism plays in a community. • is the way some species hunt others for food. • animals that feed from both plants and animals • ...
Unit 3 Where's the lion 2023-09-10
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- A tiny fish that looks like a tiny horse with a curly tail.
- A colorful fish with white stripes, like Nemo!
- When animals blend into their surroundings to hide.
- Tiny sea animals that people like to eat.
- A sea creature with long arms and a soft body.
- A sea creature with five arms that looks like a star.
- A big cat with spots, too, but it can climb trees.
- A soft, squishy sea creature with tentacles.
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- A very fast big cat with spots.
- A huge, strong animal with a big horn on its nose.
- A striped animal like a horse from Africa.
- Birds that can't fly but are excellent swimmers.
- A big reptile that lives in water and has sharp teeth.
- Organs animals use to see things.
- Gigantic sea animals, the biggest creatures on Earth!
- Parts that some animals, like birds and insects, use to fly.
- Small, hard-shell sea creatures often used for food.
- Soft hair that covers the bodies of some animals.
- A type of fish that's often used for canned fish.
- The top part of an animal where its eyes, nose, and mouth are.
- A sea creature with a hard shell and pincers.
- A big sea creature with a hard shell, often eaten in fancy dinners.
22 Clues: A very fast big cat with spots. • Organs animals use to see things. • Tiny sea animals that people like to eat. • A striped animal like a horse from Africa. • A soft, squishy sea creature with tentacles. • A sea creature with a hard shell and pincers. • A colorful fish with white stripes, like Nemo! • A sea creature with long arms and a soft body. • ...
Ranching 2024-11-21
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- Ranching is common in the pampas region located in_____ _____.
- A cattle______ is a massive effort of moving a her of cattle from one place to another.
- What is one of the most difficult responsibilities of ranchers and cowboys?
- These people are who are responsible for herding and maintaining the health of the animals.
- Animals get tend to get aggressive and ______ like getting rounded-up.
- What is the most common threat to the herd?
- Where some owners let their animals run and roam free.
- Some ranches allow visitors to hunt native or imported animlas.
- Many large ranch and cattle organizations went _____.
- Ranching is the largest producer of what type meat?
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- What are cowboys also called? (mostly in Austria and New Zealand)
- Excessive grazing that causes damage to the grassland.
- Farm animals regarded as an asset.
- Group of sheep raised together are called ____.
- Several ______ contributed to the end of open range.
- Another word used to call large stretches of grassland.
- Used to indicate the ownership of animals permanently.
- The people who cared for the ranch's horses were called______.
- How long it took cowboys on horseback to drive cattle thousands of kilometers.
- This animals is a grazing animal also raised along with sheep.
20 Clues: Farm animals regarded as an asset. • What is the most common threat to the herd? • Group of sheep raised together are called ____. • Ranching is the largest producer of what type meat? • Several ______ contributed to the end of open range. • Many large ranch and cattle organizations went _____. • Excessive grazing that causes damage to the grassland. • ...
Ranching - The West Project 2024-11-22
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- Another word for cowboy
- The empty land and abundance of cattle attracted new ___________ settlers
- People in charge of herding the animals and maintaining the ranch
- Ranching comes from _________ and Mexican culture
- Farmers protected their land from being grazed on by rancher’s animals with this type of wire
- The _________ War created a demand for beef
- Herding animals used by cowboys to travel across the range quickly
- The Mexican-American War made many ranchers _________ their ranches
- Early on, ranchers let their livestock graze on government land called the ______
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- This type of cow became famous for Texas ranches because it was sturdy and strong
- Spain created the __________ Tax on unbranded animals
- Most cowboys were from _______ social classes
- A trail famous for bringing cattle to the Northern States during the Civil War
- Ranches had several thousand ______
- Because of frequent cattle drives and demanding markets, the number of cattle quickly ___________
- The building of these significantly helped the cattle industry
- Sport developed by skilled cowboys and their horses that competed and put on shows
- How animals are marked to figure out who the animals belong to
- Cowboys often went on these to move cattle long distances
- Cattle became important as the _______ industry grew
20 Clues: Another word for cowboy • Ranches had several thousand ______ • The _________ War created a demand for beef • Most cowboys were from _______ social classes • Ranching comes from _________ and Mexican culture • Cattle became important as the _______ industry grew • Spain created the __________ Tax on unbranded animals • ...
Ag Careers 2025-09-04
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- Researches plants, animals, or food to develop new products or solve problems.
- Selects and mates plants or animals to produce desirable traits.
- Focuses on a specific area of agriculture, like soil health, nutrition, or equipment.
- Builds and repairs metal equipment, machinery, and structures used in agriculture.
- Sells products such as feed, seed, machinery, or chemicals to farmers.
- Educates students about agriculture, mechanics, animals, and related sciences.
- Oversees daily operations on a farm, ranch, or agribusiness.
- Grows crops or raises livestock for food, clothing, and other products.
- Gives expert advice to farmers on crops, livestock, or farm management.
- Studies and improves plant or animal genetics for better traits.
- Manages large herds of cattle, sheep, or other grazing animals.
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- Examines food, animals, or crops to make sure they are safe and meet standards.
- Provides medical care for farm animals and pets.
- Raises crops or livestock to sell for food, fiber, or fuel.
- Provides loans and financial services to farmers and agribusinesses.
- Designs and builds machines, equipment, and systems used in agriculture.
- Studies soil and crops to improve farming practices and crop yields.
- Works through universities to bring new research and farming techniques to the community.
- Grows and studies fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants.
- Installs, maintains, and repairs agricultural equipment or systems.
20 Clues: Provides medical care for farm animals and pets. • Raises crops or livestock to sell for food, fiber, or fuel. • Oversees daily operations on a farm, ranch, or agribusiness. • Manages large herds of cattle, sheep, or other grazing animals. • Selects and mates plants or animals to produce desirable traits. • ...
The Great Paper Caper 2024-10-05
24 Clues: ós • cas • bosc • feina • pista • lladre • ciutat • judici • arbres • fiscal • fulles • proves • regles • animals • informe • culpable • tribunal • coartada • història • branques • robatori • empremtes • testimoni • sospitosos
movies 2025-10-01
20 Clues: oger • dino • block • x-man • magic • tomas • three • scary • panther • animals • brothers • bluepeople • movingtoys • intelligent • Kevin heart • reading mind • big purple man • other universe • extinct animals • the rock johnson
knowing animals 2025-05-04
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- The only mammal that can fly
- vast, flat area covered with grasses.
- animals with scales, such as snakes and lizards.
- Cold-blooded animals with scales, such as snakes and lizards.
- Small animals with six legs and usually wings.
- animals that live in water and have gills.
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- animals that give birth to live young and feed them with milk.
- Animals that live both on land and in water.
- largest mammal that lives in water
- barren area of land, especially one covered with sand.
- large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.
- animals with feathers and beaks.
- large body of saltwater that covers most of the Earth's surface. Small animals with six legs and usually wings.
13 Clues: The only mammal that can fly • animals with feathers and beaks. • largest mammal that lives in water • vast, flat area covered with grasses. • animals that live in water and have gills. • Animals that live both on land and in water. • Small animals with six legs and usually wings. • animals with scales, such as snakes and lizards. • ...
Environment 2023-04-28
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- at risk of extinction المهددة بالخطر
- animals only eat meat آكلات اللحوم
- animals eat meat and plants حيوانات آكلة اللحوم ونباتات
- animals that are active at night ناشط في الليل
- danger تهديد
- animals living in water البحرية
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- animals only eat plants حيوانات آكلة اللحوم ونباتات
- home for animals موطن
- network of animal community النظام البيئي
- natural energy that continues قابل للتجديد
- chemical element عنصر كيميائي
- types of animals صِنف
12 Clues: danger تهديد • home for animals موطن • types of animals صِنف • chemical element عنصر كيميائي • animals living in water البحرية • animals only eat meat آكلات اللحوم • at risk of extinction المهددة بالخطر • network of animal community النظام البيئي • natural energy that continues قابل للتجديد • animals that are active at night ناشط في الليل • ...
vocabulary related to protecting animals 2026-01-02
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- – to hunt animals illegally
- – when an animal is kept in a zoo or cage
- – a group of similar animals or plants
- – protecting nature and animals
- – to chase and kill animals
- – animals that may disappear soon
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- – animals that live with people (e.g. cats, dogs)
- – when a species no longer exists
- – to keep someone or something safe
- – animals living in nature
- – not domestic; living in nature
- – the natural home of an animal
12 Clues: – animals living in nature • – to hunt animals illegally • – to chase and kill animals • – protecting nature and animals • – the natural home of an animal • – not domestic; living in nature • – when a species no longer exists • – animals that may disappear soon • – to keep someone or something safe • – a group of similar animals or plants • ...
Review 2 2023-03-13
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- The place where an animal lives based on its needs is called a _____.
- A ________ is a place of worship. Different cultures have different ways of entering and showing respect in those places.
- The ______ is home to animals such as the toucan and multiple varieties of birds.
- My favorite part about July 4th is the _______.
- Whales, elephants, deer, rabbits, and humans are examples of ______.
- Animals that no longer exist are _______.
- An __________ is an animal that doesn't have bones.
- Camels typically live in the _____.
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- The lower part of the rainforest is called the _____. That is where we usually find gorillas.
- An _______ cycle of life usually goes from egg to larva to adult.
- A _______ is a person who hunts illegally.
- ________ are places that educate people about animals and also protect the animals that live there.
- _______ animals live with humans.
- Not all ______ can fly.
- A celebration usually includes a _______ so people can eat plenty of food.
- A reptile's body is covered by ______ or scutes.
- A zebra has white and black _______.
- A ______ is a group of animals that live, feed, or migrate together.
18 Clues: Not all ______ can fly. • _______ animals live with humans. • Camels typically live in the _____. • A zebra has white and black _______. • Animals that no longer exist are _______. • A _______ is a person who hunts illegally. • My favorite part about July 4th is the _______. • A reptile's body is covered by ______ or scutes. • ...
Animal Farm Crossword Project 2023-02-21
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- The act that old major encouraged that started it all.
- The first resource Napoleon took from the animals.
- The original name of the Animal Farm.
- Napoleon spread a lot of fake news to himself and advantage this is called ________.
- A horse with the mottos "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always right."
- The name of the farm owned by Pilkington.
- This character told the animals about Sugar Candy Mountain.
- Squealer was very ______ to the animals for Napoleon.
- Napoleon represents this leader of the Soviet Union.
- this pig worked for Napoleon and was more well spoken that him.
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- This character is a leader pig that was well spoken but eventually got chased away by Napoleons dogs.
- The name of the song that Old Major shared with the animals in the beginning.
- This idea of equipment was originally Snowballs idea but was taken over by Napoleon and was knocked over several times.
- The book was based off this historical group.
- 7 rules that were made when Manor farm became Animal farm are called ______.
- This character showed a lot of motherly behavior.
- The animals idea of heaven.
- The name of the farm owned by Fredrick.
- The leader pig that is very manipulative.
- The work that animals did to build the windmill was very ______.
20 Clues: The animals idea of heaven. • The original name of the Animal Farm. • The name of the farm owned by Fredrick. • The leader pig that is very manipulative. • The name of the farm owned by Pilkington. • The book was based off this historical group. • This character showed a lot of motherly behavior. • The first resource Napoleon took from the animals. • ...
Unit 5 2024-04-18
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- Harvesting two crops in a year.
- Uses a large amount of land.
- Farmers traveling around with a group of animals.
- Plants grown for feeding grazing animals.
- Process where fertile land changes into dryland.
- Growth of specific crops.
- Reproduction of plants through seeds.
- Watering land to assist the production of plants.
- Changing crop activity from one field to another.
- An area where livestock are fattened up.
- Subsistence agriculture based on herding domesticated animals.
- Natural process where material is shifted away.
- Production of crops and animals for sale.
- Usage of expanded fertilizers and seeds.
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- Altering genetics of plants to benefit.
- Breeding or raising animals for dairy products.
- Destruction of fertile area by natural causes.
- Connection of links to many places of production.
- The trade of plants, animals, and diseases.
- Area cleared for farming using slash and burn.
- Large farm that grows one or two crops.
- The cultivation of plants.
- Chemicals used to kill insects.
- Organize food productions for commercial purposes.
- Using technology to work.
- Commerical grazing livestock over an extensive area.
- A plant cultivated by people.
- Planting different crops sequentially on the same land.
- The farming of aquatic organisms.
- Large production of crops shipped to the market.
30 Clues: Using technology to work. • Growth of specific crops. • The cultivation of plants. • Uses a large amount of land. • A plant cultivated by people. • Harvesting two crops in a year. • Chemicals used to kill insects. • The farming of aquatic organisms. • Reproduction of plants through seeds. • Altering genetics of plants to benefit. • Large farm that grows one or two crops. • ...
Channel Islands Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-13
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- How well an ecosystem can bounce back after something bad happens.
- The biggest island in the park.
- This tower helps ships see at night.
- When animals leave an area.
- A popular camping spot, named after a stinging creature
- A scenic overlook with sea caves below.
- These animals bark like dogs and live on the shore.
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- This cave has colorful rock walls, it’s like nature painted it!
- How many animals or plants live in a certain space.
- The water between the islands and mainland.
- The most animals or plants that can live in a space without running out of food or shelter.
- All the living things in an area that interact with each other.
- A fossil that tells scientists what time period the rocks came from.
- This isn’t a forest of trees – it grows underwater!
- When animals move from one place to another during the year.
- A big change in nature that affects plants and animals.
- The variety of genes in a group of living things.
- Figuring out how old a fossil is by looking at the layers of rock around it.
- A tiny fox that lives only on these islands.
- Starts with an "A" and sounds like "a-nuh-KAP-uh."
20 Clues: When animals leave an area. • The biggest island in the park. • This tower helps ships see at night. • A scenic overlook with sea caves below. • The water between the islands and mainland. • A tiny fox that lives only on these islands. • The variety of genes in a group of living things. • Starts with an "A" and sounds like "a-nuh-KAP-uh." • ...
stelluti’s “charles Darwin” crossword 2025-12-10
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- years How long was Darwin's voyage?
- What did Darwin observe to learn about life?
- Where is Darwin buried? (Westminster ____)
- What country was Darwin from?
- What else did Darwin collect besides animals?
- What was Darwin’s wife’s first name?
- What word follows “Natural ______”?
- What town was Darwin born in?
- What group of animals did Darwin study a lot?
- What do we call a big scientific idea?
- What was Darwin's job on the ship?
- What type of old remains did he collect?
- What did Darwin study on his travels?
- What does evolution mean? (species ______ over time)
- What small birds did he study?
- What idea explains how animals change?
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- What big reptile lives on the islands?
- What ship did Darwin sail on?
- What was Darwin's job in life?
- Where did Darwin return after his voyage?
- Islands Where did Darwin study animals?
- What university did Darwin attend?
- What did Darwin use to explore new places?
- What did Darwin ask about how animals live and survive?
- What is Darwin famous for making?
- What did Darwin take on the Beagle? (a long ______)
- of Species What famous book did Darwin write?
- What did Darwin write his ideas in?
- What type of places did Darwin visit on his voyage?
29 Clues: What ship did Darwin sail on? • What country was Darwin from? • What town was Darwin born in? • What was Darwin's job in life? • What small birds did he study? • What is Darwin famous for making? • What university did Darwin attend? • What was Darwin's job on the ship? • What word follows “Natural ______”? • What did Darwin write his ideas in? • ...
Plurals 2023-01-05
24 Clues: car • men • man • book • cars • mice • tooth • chair • teeth • child • books • knife • mouse • women • woman • pencil • chairs • people • knives • animal • person • animals • pencils • children
Humane Education Crossword 2021-03-04
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- something you give a pet to play with
- shots given to a pet to keep it healthy
- something you eat
- A surgery for male animals so they can't have babies
- find a new home for an animal
- color less liquid that animals drink
- A place that provides food and housing for animals in need
- doing something you are supposed to do
- type of pet that purrs
- to wound with teeth
- having sympathy and consideration for people or animals
- with or near someone or something else
- A surgery for female animals so that they don't have anymore babies
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- strong affection for another
- to free from danger
- something given to help out
- group a people living in the same area
- accept an animals as a pet and become responsible for it
- specific common shot
- to hold close for comfort or in affection
- A group of one or more parents and children
- physical activity to stay in shape
- baby cat
- living thing that can move and eat
- type of pet that barks
- a small piece of technology used to identify an animal
- rewards for pets
- specific type of animal
- baby dog
- domestic animal
- Control A person who goes out and saves animals
31 Clues: baby cat • baby dog • domestic animal • rewards for pets • something you eat • to free from danger • to wound with teeth • specific common shot • type of pet that barks • type of pet that purrs • specific type of animal • something given to help out • strong affection for another • find a new home for an animal • physical activity to stay in shape • living thing that can move and eat • ...
Jacobs ecology puzzly puzzle 2024-04-05
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- they look for food or items on the ground instead of fighting for it
- a organism that only eats animals
- a planet containing the ecosystem
- a web of animals showing the food each animal needs
- a animal hunting for prey
- a smaller population with fewer people
- a unit or 1 thing that interacts with the environment
- a organism that needs other things to survive
- a person with a parasite or thing on it
- a organism that only eats plants
- animals that help fertile the environment and help it grow
- a non-living thing in a ecosystem
- a group of 1 species living together
- a animal running or hiding from predators
- a chain of levels for animals to eat
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- a organism that eats/takes the things people sell or give
- a living thing in a ecosystem
- a place that a living thing is living in
- relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings.
- a organism that eats plants and animals
- a organism deriving its nutritional requirements from complex organic substances.
- a smaller food web showing specific animals and what they eat
- a organism that can make organice substances from inorganic substances
23 Clues: a animal hunting for prey • a living thing in a ecosystem • a organism that only eats plants • a organism that only eats animals • a planet containing the ecosystem • a non-living thing in a ecosystem • a group of 1 species living together • a chain of levels for animals to eat • a smaller population with fewer people • a organism that eats plants and animals • ...
ECOLOGY VOCAB 2024-04-05
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- A animal who hunts prey
- A organisms natural environment
- A organism who hides from predictors
- A nin-livng organism that shapes its own environment
- A organism that eats other plants and/or animals for nutrients
- Animals who only eat plants
- A organism who makes their own foods
- A living organism that shapes their own environment
- Consists of all the food chain in one ecosystem
- Assisition of 2 different organism were one benefits the expense of the other
- Animals who eat both plants and animals
- A organism who gets nutrients from other organisms
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- Animals who only eat meat
- where all organisms live
- a position of a organism in the food chain
- A organism that breaks down dead organisms waste
- A organism that provides their own food
- chain A sequence of a organism through which nutrients and energy pass on and on
- A organism that provides support for another organism
- The study of organisms and how they interact with others
- A community of multiple organisms that interact in the environment
- A organism that consumes dead organisms
- A specific number of animals that live in the same place
- One living thing
- A group of potentially interacting organisms living in the same place
25 Clues: One living thing • A animal who hunts prey • where all organisms live • Animals who only eat meat • Animals who only eat plants • A organisms natural environment • A organism who hides from predictors • A organism who makes their own foods • A organism that provides their own food • A organism that consumes dead organisms • Animals who eat both plants and animals • ...
ecology 2025-11-05
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- something living
- animals that can effectivly reproduce
- the entire atmostphere
- animal that only eats plants
- animal that eats plants and animals
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- somthing not living
- all the diffrent types of animals in the world
- animal that only eats animals
- many diffrent populations in a area
- the amount of animals in a species
- a animals role in the enviroment
- the community of plants and animals that occur in an area
12 Clues: something living • somthing not living • the entire atmostphere • animal that only eats plants • animal that only eats animals • a animals role in the enviroment • the amount of animals in a species • many diffrent populations in a area • animal that eats plants and animals • animals that can effectivly reproduce • all the diffrent types of animals in the world • ...
Animal Behavior 2026-03-02
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- Olfactory is an example of this behavior type
- Impacts animal behavior about 25%
- The ______ group should avoid getting changed in agonistic behaviors
- The type of training where animals respond to a neutral stimulus (like a dog salivating)
- Most common communication type between animals
- Type of training when an animal receives a reward for doing a task
- The scientific study of animal behavior
- When a young animal makes a quick connection, typically seen in ducks
- Behavior where animal can lose up to 3% of body weight in processing
- The highest ranked animal in a group is called _____ or the alpha
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- Behavior associated with urinating and defecating
- Type of behavior that does not require experience, animals do it because they feel like they can
- Animals of the same species mimic each other
- The man who created the idea of classical conditioning
- An animal's instinct to stay or leave quickly at danger
- Chemical signals that animals use to communicate through smell
- How animals order their group from most dominant to least dominant
- Impacts animal behavior about 75%
18 Clues: Impacts animal behavior about 25% • Impacts animal behavior about 75% • The scientific study of animal behavior • Animals of the same species mimic each other • Olfactory is an example of this behavior type • Most common communication type between animals • Behavior associated with urinating and defecating • The man who created the idea of classical conditioning • ...
Animal Farm 1-5 Review 2025-02-09
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- Original name of Animal Farm
- Is unimpressed with the rebellion
- Animal Farm's flag has two images on it: a horn and a ________.
- Pig that had a dream
- Name of the event where humans tried to take back the farm
- Creates a plan for a windmill and gets ran off the farm
- Poor habit of Mr. Jones that led to him losing his farm
- What Jones brings to take back his farm
- Skill that the pigs teach themselves that allows them to learn as well as to control the animals
- She betrayed Animal Farm
- Name of the farmer of Foxwood
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- The number of commandments
- The enemy of animals
- The animals turned the house into a ___________.
- Run-down farm ran by Mr. Pilkington
- Name of the song the animals sing
- The pigs claim they need this for themselves to run the farm.
- Raises up dogs and uses them to gain power
- Master manipulator with his words
- "________ legs good, two legs bad."
- Day of the week the animals hold their meeting
- This technology will make the animals' workload easier.
- Hardest worker
- Old Major died __________ days after his speech.
- He mismanages his farm and loses it.
25 Clues: Hardest worker • The enemy of animals • Pig that had a dream • She betrayed Animal Farm • The number of commandments • Original name of Animal Farm • Name of the farmer of Foxwood • Is unimpressed with the rebellion • Name of the song the animals sing • Master manipulator with his words • Run-down farm ran by Mr. Pilkington • "________ legs good, two legs bad." • ...
Science 4, Unit 1 Review 2024-04-02
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- We breathe this out, plants take it in.
- An organism that eats dead plants or animals.
- These tiny organisms live everywhere; in your mouth, on your hands and on your desk.
- All living things need this, they get it from food.
- Producers, consumers and decomposers work together in this cycle.
- A kind of decomposer that can grow on your food or on a tree.
- This kind of organism can eat both plants and meat.
- Plants make food using this process.
- After you eat your food, you do this in your stomach.
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- A decomposer; you can eat it for dinner and it also makes Mario big.
- This tastes sweet; plants make it by using sunlight.
- These organisms make their own food.
- This is what you do when you fight for food.
- These kinds of animals hunt other animals to eat.
- This is like a plant's nose.
- These animals are hunted by other animals and get eaten.
- This is what makes plants green.
- This is another name for "living thing".
- We breathe this in, plants give it out.
- An organism that cannot make its own food; it eats other plants or animals.
- A bit like a food chain, but bigger.
21 Clues: This is like a plant's nose. • This is what makes plants green. • These organisms make their own food. • A bit like a food chain, but bigger. • Plants make food using this process. • We breathe this out, plants take it in. • We breathe this in, plants give it out. • This is another name for "living thing". • This is what you do when you fight for food. • ...
Animals animals animals 2022-03-09
8 Clues: Pink is the word • This one can cry all night • This one sleeps all winter • This one can run up to 55 km/h • This one has humps on its back • This one could snap your head off • Is it white with black stripes or not? • This one has opposable thumbs like humans
Attack of the Killer Hornets 2025-11-24
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- A person you work with or do projects with.
- Very mean or likely to hurt someone or something.
- Something in food that helps you grow and stay healthy.
- To watch or check carefully over time.
- To stop something from happening before it starts.
- When a disease or problem suddenly appears in a big way.
- Animals or insects that bother people, plants, or animals.
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- A group of animals or plants that are alike in many ways.
- Needs to be done right away, no waiting!
- When pollen moves from one flower to another so new plants can grow.
- A large, stinging insect that can be dangerous if it bites
- To shake quickly back and forth.
- A group of animals or people living together in one place.
- So scary or gross it makes you shiver.
- When air, water, or land gets dirty and harms living things.
- An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
- Spreading into places where it doesn’t belong, usually plants or animals.
17 Clues: To shake quickly back and forth. • So scary or gross it makes you shiver. • To watch or check carefully over time. • Needs to be done right away, no waiting! • A person you work with or do projects with. • An animal that hunts and eats other animals. • Very mean or likely to hurt someone or something. • To stop something from happening before it starts. • ...
Animal farm crossword 2021-09-18
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- This is the term the animals use to refer to each other.
- The owner of Pinchfield Farm.
- This leader founded communism. (2 words)
- The owner of Foxwood Farm.
- These animals chased Snowball off the farm and protected Napoleon.
- This old donkey was extremely apathetic, caring not what happened on the farm.
- The most important battle to the animals is that of the Battle of _______.
- This dog was the mother of the pups taken by Napoleon
- This leader wanted to improve life for all in Russia but was chased out by the KGB.
- This pig gave a speech inspiring the revolution and founding Animalism. (2 words)
- The pig who assumes control of Animal Farm.
- This leader assisted in the revolution and was an example to Stalin.
- This pig is the main speaker for the pigs.
- This animal was a strong worker, saying "I must work harder."
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- This man served as the broker between Animal Farm and the outside world.
- This man was the previous owner of the farm until he was chased off in the revolution.
- This animal slacks off on work and appears at mealtimes.
- This important project of the animals faced numerous setbacks.
- This song is taught to all animals: _____ of England.
- This goat is one of few animals to learn how to read.
- This horse is a kind, motherly mare who tries to look out for the other animals.
- This world leader was a cruel dictator who killed all his opposition.
- The animals represent these Russian poor folk.
- This pig was ostracized and persecuted, blamed for all of the farm's problems.
- Mr. Jones represents this historical leader of Russia.
- These animals, portrayed as stupid, frequently repeated "four legs good, two legs bad."
- These agents served as Stalin's enforcers, killing his oppenents.
- This animal was obsessed with her appearance and ran off from the farm.
- This animal tells the others of "SugarCandy mountain," a mythical place beyond the clouds.
- This pig is the poet, composing many songs.
- The original name of the farm was _____ Farm.
31 Clues: The owner of Foxwood Farm. • The owner of Pinchfield Farm. • This leader founded communism. (2 words) • This pig is the main speaker for the pigs. • The pig who assumes control of Animal Farm. • This pig is the poet, composing many songs. • The original name of the farm was _____ Farm. • The animals represent these Russian poor folk. • ...
Food Webs 2021-10-24
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- animal that is hunted or fed on
- animals that eat both plants and animals
- organism that gets its energy from other organisms
- animal that hunts/feeds on other animals
- shows different trophic (energy)levels in an ecosystem
- organisms that consume other organisms
- animals that feed on the bodies of dead animals
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- animals that eat only other animals
- animals that eat only plants
- organism that make their own energy
- organisms that break down food outside of their bodies
- organisms that use the sun to make their own food
12 Clues: animals that eat only plants • animal that is hunted or fed on • animals that eat only other animals • organism that make their own energy • organisms that consume other organisms • animals that eat both plants and animals • animal that hunts/feeds on other animals • animals that feed on the bodies of dead animals • organisms that use the sun to make their own food • ...
Horse 2025-02-17
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- Wild animals do not want to be around humans. Domestic animals are more tame.
- an extinct bovine mammal of northern Africa, Europe and western Asia, believed to be the forerunner of domestic cattle
- Wild animals provide their own subsistence. Predators must hunt their own food, and foragers move to find suitable lands for grazing. Domestic animals rely on their caretaker to provide their feed.
- an animal that preys on others
- a group of animals or plants within a species having a distinctive appearance and typically having been developed by deliberate selection
- to breed a population of animals or plants to serve the purposes of human beings and to need and accept human care
- animal an animal that provides for its own food, shelter, and other needs
- animal waste used for fertilizing land
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- any material of natural or synthetic origin that is applied to soils or plant tissues to supply one or more nutrients essential to plant growth
- Domestic animals develop a different appearance than their wild ancestors. This takes place due to selective breeding. (For example a wild boar and domestic farm pig look similar in structure, but have changed significantly in domestication) Wild animals maintain the characteristics needed for survival
- Wild animals reproduce by the principle of "survival of the fittest." The reproduction of domestic animals is controlled by their caretaker who identifies ideal characteristics they would like in their offspring and selectively breeds animals with those characteristics.
- a group of cattle or other domestic animals of a single kind that are kept together for a specific use
- a person, plant, or animal that is descended from a particular ancestor
- breeding process by which humans control the breeding of plants or animals in order to exhibit or eliminate a particular characteristic
14 Clues: an animal that preys on others • animal waste used for fertilizing land • a person, plant, or animal that is descended from a particular ancestor • animal an animal that provides for its own food, shelter, and other needs • Wild animals do not want to be around humans. Domestic animals are more tame. • ...
Food chain 2013-07-21
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- Mice should beware of this predatory bird at night.
- This predator hunts zebras and antelope.
- An animal that eats plants.
- An animal that eats only insects.
- An animal that eats other animals.
- An animal that is hunted by other animals.
- An animal that finds already dead animals
- An animal that lives in another plant or animal and eats that plant or animals without killing it.
- These are often at the bottom of food chains.
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- Many food chains linked together.
- Zebra eats grass. Lion eats zebra. What is this an example of?
- This carnivorous fish lives in the Amazon.
- This is the largest animal in the world and it is a filter feeder.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- A desert scavenger that can often be seen flying above dead animals.
- Plants need this to produce their own food and energy.
- This omnivore eats berries in summer and salmon in the fall.
17 Clues: An animal that eats plants. • Many food chains linked together. • An animal that eats only insects. • An animal that eats other animals. • This predator hunts zebras and antelope. • An animal that finds already dead animals • This carnivorous fish lives in the Amazon. • An animal that is hunted by other animals. • An animal that eats both plants and animals. • ...
W´s all the way 2022-10-04
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- a pyramid that represents energy flow
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form.
- is a nonliving organism
- is a location where animals live ( or a certain ecosystem )
- deep sleep
- is a pigment that makes plants green
- the place where abiotic and biotic factors live together
- a thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue
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- an organism that eats to survive
- anything that constrains a population's size and slows or stops it from growing.
- is a living organism
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus.
- an interacting group of various species in a common location
- is an animal that eats other animals
- a particular section, group, or type of people or animals living in an area or country
- an animal that breaks down dead plants or animals
- the path of energy passing through animals that eat other animals
17 Clues: deep sleep • is a living organism • is a nonliving organism • an organism that eats to survive • is an animal that eats other animals • is a pigment that makes plants green • a pyramid that represents energy flow • an animal that breaks down dead plants or animals • an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form. • ...
Ecology Project. thegreat 2025-05-06
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- an animals that kills other animals for food.
- were an animal lives in an area.
- animals or plants that make their own food.
- almost extinct.
- animals which are eaten by other animals
- eats both green and meat.
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- an organism getting used to a new area.
- is the study of animals.
- eats green.
- The highest level in the wild.
- animals that don't eat greens.
- a role of an organism in an ecosystem
12 Clues: eats green. • almost extinct. • is the study of animals. • eats both green and meat. • The highest level in the wild. • animals that don't eat greens. • were an animal lives in an area. • a role of an organism in an ecosystem • an organism getting used to a new area. • animals which are eaten by other animals • animals or plants that make their own food. • ...
Animal Farm 2024-09-19
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- The main building that the animals reside in. The building is RED
- Original name of the farm that was soon changed to “Animal Farm” after the animals successfully overtook Mr. Jones leadership
- The owner of Pinchfield Farm
- A place that was “off limits” for the animals. This place included things such as beds, kitchens, electricity that the animals viewed as evil.
- Character that introduces the idea of the Animal Farm to the other animals.
- A parent to the puppies that were taken under control by Napoleon
- A sly, little man, who visited the farm every Monday.
- Defined as "a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs."
- Owner of the Manor Farm
- A young pig introduced late in the novel with a sole task of tasting Napoleons food before he ate to ensure it wasn’t poisoned
- Defined as "an act of violent or open resistance to an established government or ruler."
- Young animals that were grown up together under the supervision and commands of Napoleon.
- The “leader” of Animal Farm
- The mammal that spreads rumors about Sugarcandy Mountain
- the first battle that happened between the animals and the humans
- The character Napoleon represents this real life person in the novel.
- Guidelines that were established by Old Major when Animal Farm was first created
- The location Mr. Whymper originates from.
- A creation that was Snowball's idea, but the animals were convinced it was Napoleon's idea. This creation caused a long period of labor for the animals and had to be built two times.
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- The donkey that recognized the change in leadership from Old Major to Napoleon and Snowball
- This battle occured because Frederick gave Napoleon fake money during an exchange
- The character Snowball represents this real life person in the novel
- The female horse in the novel. This horse was also Boxers companion.
- One of the most courageous horses who was highly looked upon by the rest of the animals.
- The group of animals that died as a result of rebelling against Napoleon
- A white goat that works very hard and read. She is a minor, but intelligent character
- A horse that ran away to Willingdon to be with a human to care for her
- The owner of Foxwood Forest. This was also the man that was observed playing cards with Napoleon at the end of the novel.
- The phrase that was honored by all animals until Napoleon removed it from society
- Right hand man of Napoleon. Often completed sly and sneaky actions that would go against the morals of Animalism
- One of the original three pigs but this pig gets banished from the farm
31 Clues: Owner of the Manor Farm • The “leader” of Animal Farm • The owner of Pinchfield Farm • The location Mr. Whymper originates from. • A sly, little man, who visited the farm every Monday. • The mammal that spreads rumors about Sugarcandy Mountain • The main building that the animals reside in. The building is RED • ...
Discovering Fossils Day 5 2021-10-26
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- to locate
- a location or spot
- living plants or animals
- second person singular present and first, second, third person plural present of be.
- areas of trees, plants, and animals
- at times
- animals with six legs
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- living things that can move around
- a great duration in time
- living things that cannot move around
- part of organisms from the past
- first and third person singular past of be
- toward a higher place or position
- had life
- perceive with the eyes, discern visually
- second person singular past of be
- additional or different
- expressing a state or condition
18 Clues: had life • at times • to locate • a location or spot • animals with six legs • additional or different • a great duration in time • living plants or animals • part of organisms from the past • expressing a state or condition • toward a higher place or position • second person singular past of be • living things that can move around • areas of trees, plants, and animals • ...
animal and behavior 2021-09-24
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- a substance that is released by the body and that causes another individual of the same species to react in a predictable way
- animals have a special behavior that help them find a mate
- are fixed objects that an animal uses to find its way
- a period of inactivity and lowered body temperature that some animals undergo in summer as a protection against hot weather and lack of food
- the interaction between animals of the same species
- a period of inactivity and lowered body temperature that some animals undergo in winter as a protection against cold weather and lack of food
- means they are made of many cells
- is to travel to one place to another
- means that they have a nucleus
- a plant or animal in the early stage of development
- Animals run from enemies, search for food, battle for territory, and build homes. All of these activities are known as ____
- lions live in groups called
- behavior Behavior that doesn't depend on learning or experience
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- an organism that eats other organisms or organic matter
- sending a visual message with our bodies is
- is a group of tissues that carry out a special function of the body
- a signal must travel from one animal to another and the receiver of the signal must respond in some way
- the animal that is being eaten is
- a animal that does have a back bone
- The internal control of an animal's natural cycles is called
- a biological daily cycle
- is an area that is occupied by one animal or by a group of animals that do not allow other members of the species to enter
- a animal with no back bone
- When a fertilized egg cell divides into many cells to form an embryo the cells undergo ____
- Animals that eat other animals are known as
- part of an organism breaks off and develops into a new organism
- behavior is a behavior that has been learned from experience or from observing other animals
27 Clues: a biological daily cycle • a animal with no back bone • lions live in groups called • means that they have a nucleus • the animal that is being eaten is • means they are made of many cells • a animal that does have a back bone • is to travel to one place to another • sending a visual message with our bodies is • Animals that eat other animals are known as • ...
"ANIMAL FARM" CHAPTER 1 & 2 2025-04-26
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- Strong, loyal cart-horse, not very intelligent.
- An energetic and intelligent pig who tries to inspire the animals to work together
- The word Old Major uses to address the other animals
- The uprising against Mr. Jones.
- These animals taught themselves to read and write.
- The paradise Moses says animals go to when they die.(10,8)
- The name of the farm before the Rebellion (5,4)
- Foolish, vain horse who loves sugar and ribbons.
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- The basic laws written by the pigs after the Rebellion (5,12).
- Persuasive pig who is said to "turn black into white".
- Information (often biased and misleading) used to influence people's thoughts or actions.
- A quiet, forceful pig who prefers to gain power through control rather than persuasion.
- The new system of thought created by the pigs
- Song that inspires the animals to rebel (6,2,7)
- A story where characters and events represent real political ideas or events.
- An imagined perfect society (what the animals hope to create).
- Mysteriously disappears after the pigs take control
17 Clues: The uprising against Mr. Jones. • The new system of thought created by the pigs • Strong, loyal cart-horse, not very intelligent. • Song that inspires the animals to rebel (6,2,7) • The name of the farm before the Rebellion (5,4) • Foolish, vain horse who loves sugar and ribbons. • These animals taught themselves to read and write. • ...
wild kratts and super why 2023-03-28
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- with word power
- the inventor who uses animals i his inventions
- with spelling power
- the cook who uses animals in his goodies
- with dictionary power
- they flying vehicle that they use to get around
- driver/cook
- with alphabet power
- practical and organized
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- what the bros wear to turn into animals
- assistant for donita
- the fashion designer
- with the power to read
- the unorganized name-maker
- helps out
- the inventor inspired by animals
16 Clues: helps out • driver/cook • with word power • with spelling power • with alphabet power • assistant for donita • the fashion designer • with dictionary power • with the power to read • practical and organized • the unorganized name-maker • the inventor inspired by animals • what the bros wear to turn into animals • the cook who uses animals in his goodies • ...
super why characters and wild kratts characters 2023-09-16
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- assistant for donita
- helps out
- with spelling power
- the unorganized and name maker
- with the power to read
- the inventor who uses animals in his inventions
- the inventor inspiered by animals
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- what the bros wear to turn into animals
- with dictionary power
- with word power
- driver/cook
- the fashion desinger
- the cook uses animals in his goodies
- practical and organized
- the flying vehicle that they use to get around
- with alphabet power
16 Clues: helps out • driver/cook • with word power • with spelling power • with alphabet power • assistant for donita • the fashion desinger • with dictionary power • with the power to read • practical and organized • the unorganized and name maker • the inventor inspiered by animals • the cook uses animals in his goodies • what the bros wear to turn into animals • ...
GSW Beast Mastery Crossword 2024-09-03
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- The process of training an animal to interact positively with other animals and humans.
- Activities or objects provided to stimulate animals mentally and physically in captivity.
- Reinforcement: A training method that involves rewarding an animal for desired behaviors to encourage repetition.
- The scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in natural environments.
- An animal that hunts and eats other animals for food.
- The process of an animal gradually adjusting to a new environment or situation.
- A person responsible for the care and feeding of animals in a zoo.
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- An innate, typically fixed pattern of behavior in animals in response to certain stimuli.
- A chemical substance produced and released by animals that affects the behavior of others of its species.
- A small device used in training animals to mark a desired behavior with a distinct sound.
- Behavior related to defending a specific area or territory from others.
- Animals that are active during the night and sleep during the day.
- Training aimed at teaching an animal to respond to commands and behave properly.
- The branch of biology that studies animals and their classification, behavior, and distribution.
14 Clues: An animal that hunts and eats other animals for food. • Animals that are active during the night and sleep during the day. • A person responsible for the care and feeding of animals in a zoo. • Behavior related to defending a specific area or territory from others. • The scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in natural environments. • ...
Living Things 2021-01-13
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- diet: animals that eat just meat
- animals that lay eggs
- function: producing offspring
- diet: animals that eat meat and plants
- type: ex. trees, grass
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- function: living beings need to work with their enviornment and other living things
- function: all living things need food and energy
- type: ex. mushroom
- animals that do not lay eggs
- type: living thing that you need a microscope to see
- diet: animals that eat just plants
- type:live mostly in water
- type: ex. humans,dogs,cats,cows
13 Clues: type: ex. mushroom • animals that lay eggs • type: ex. trees, grass • type:live mostly in water • animals that do not lay eggs • function: producing offspring • type: ex. humans,dogs,cats,cows • diet: animals that eat just meat • diet: animals that eat just plants • diet: animals that eat meat and plants • function: all living things need food and energy • ...
Animal Adaptations 2021-02-26
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- blooded, body temp. changes with surroundings
- camouflage, coloring makes them hard to see
- blooded, body temp. stays the same
- mimicry, bright coloring to scare predators
- adaptations, something animals do to survive
- animals eaten by other animals
- animals that eat plants and meat
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- hoof, split foot to help with climbing/balancing
- feathers, help with flying
- movement to find food in different places
- provide food water and shelter to survive
- traits, characteristics passed down by parents
- animals that eat other animals
- blooded, body temperature change with surrounding
14 Clues: feathers, help with flying • animals that eat other animals • animals eaten by other animals • animals that eat plants and meat • blooded, body temp. stays the same • movement to find food in different places • provide food water and shelter to survive • camouflage, coloring makes them hard to see • mimicry, bright coloring to scare predators • ...
Unit 4 vocab 2025-10-05
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- You need a password to __________ your email
- It is important to _________ when you go to school
- When I talk to my friends, we are ___________.
- he is _________ because he got 100% on his test
- food and water is important for our __________.
- a fight or disagreement
- Most people are __________ snakes (2 words)
- Wild animals ________ to get meat
- Tigers ________ to hunt other animals to eat
- Animals which are _______ are often dangerous
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- Good __________ is important in the classroom.
- plants and animals are all _____________.
- It is wrong to _________ animals. We should never attack or hurt them.
- Snakes ________ people when we see them
- Humans have a strong ____________ with their pets.
- The trees ___________ because we cut them down
16 Clues: a fight or disagreement • Wild animals ________ to get meat • Snakes ________ people when we see them • plants and animals are all _____________. • Most people are __________ snakes (2 words) • You need a password to __________ your email • Tigers ________ to hunt other animals to eat • Animals which are _______ are often dangerous • ...
Review 2023-10-11
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- spiders and scorpions are examples of this group of arthropods
- human beings have this type of body symmetry
- the state of being equal in status, rights, and opportunities
- organisms reproduce and have _______
- name of the lieutenant governor chosen by the prime minister to work in the west of Ottawa
- crabs andlobsters are examples of this group of arthropods
- natural ability; talent
- in the early 1860s, Canada was called ______
- a person who hides aboard a ship or airplane to obtain free transportation
- when all its factors, other than the number itself, add up to the number, it is called the _____ number
- invertebrates are animals without a _______
- a very important rulebook for a country
- when you use context clues and background knowledge to figure out something that's not directly states, you are making an ______
- animals that are able to mainatain nearly constant body temperture are called _______
- organisms are made up of one or more _____
- this group of animals have gills and scales
- giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment
- this group is the largest group of invertebrates in the world
- this person represents the monarch in Canada
- this group of organisms get nutrients from dead plants and animals and we sometimes eat them
- organisms _______ to their environment
- the name of the settlement for the Metis
- organisms _______ (inhale and exhale)
- Canada achieved FULL independence in 19____
- not the one nor the other of two people or things
- this group of animals have dry skin and have scales
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- name of the English speaking Metis and the leader of the Metis National Committee
- this group of animals have hair or fur and give birth to live youngs
- this group of organisms reproduce by splitting into two; some are like plants, while some are like animals
- this group of animals have soft body, hard protective outer shell
- when we classify organisms, this group determines whether it is a vertebrate or invertebrate
- this month's character trait
- the percentage of invertebrates in our world
- this number has more than two factors
- art of creating beautiful and expressive writing using words
- the original people who have lived in a specific region or area for a very long time
- this group of animals have no eyes and are sessile
- this group of animals have moist skin and can live on land and water
- a thing that blocks one's way or prevents progress
- stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion
- this group of organisms have only one cell
- animals with backbone
- this group of animals have soft tubular bodies
- name of the land purchased by the Canadian government from HBC
- organisms use materials and energy from their environment to grow and _______
- this number has only two factors
46 Clues: animals with backbone • natural ability; talent • this month's character trait • this number has only two factors • organisms reproduce and have _______ • this number has more than two factors • organisms _______ (inhale and exhale) • organisms _______ to their environment • a very important rulebook for a country • the name of the settlement for the Metis • ...
Livestock Domestication Vocab 2025-06-10
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- – Scientific methods used to improve livestock production, including cloning and genetic modification.
- – The belief in the humane treatment of animals and the ethical use of animals for food, research, etc.
- – A reproductive technique where a female produces more eggs than normal, often used in embryo transfer.
- – A substance (often manure) used to add nutrients to soil for crop production.
- – Medicines used for disease control and prevention in livestock.
- – Fertilization of an egg outside the body, then implanting it into a female animal.
- – The practice of mating animals from different breeds to improve traits like growth rate or feed efficiency.
- – An animal with a stomach divided into several compartments; regurgitates and re-chews food (e.g., cattle, sheep).
- – The wearing away of soil by wind or water, which conservation practices help prevent.
- – Bacteria-based biologicals used in disease prevention.
- – The direct manipulation of an organism’s genes, including in livestock, to enhance traits or disease resistance.
- – Animal waste that can be used as fertilizer or dried and burned as fuel.
- – The belief that animals have inherent rights, with some individuals opposing all use of animals by humans.
- – (FAIR) A voluntary program aimed at improving information management and traceability of livestock.
- – An animal with a single-chambered stomach; cannot utilize roughage efficiently (e.g., swine, poultry).
- – The use of livestock-related practices (like planting grasses/legumes or applying manure) to preserve soil and prevent erosion.
- – Systems used to tag or track livestock with unique numbers (e.g., ear tags, electronic collars).
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- – The introduction of sperm into a female's reproductive tract without natural mating.
- – Plant material like hay or straw that animals, especially ruminants, digest; not easily digestible by non-ruminants.
- – Traces of medications that may remain in animal products if not properly managed.
- – Substances used to counteract toxins in animals, helping prevent or treat disease.
- – Animals used for pulling loads or doing work, such as horses used historically for farming.
- – To adapt the behavior of an animal to fit the needs of people.
- – Substances added to animal feed to control disease, enhance growth, or improve feed efficiency.
- – The range of genetic traits in a species; helps animals resist disease and adapt to environmental changes.
- – Secondary products from animals that are not meat, such as leather, gelatin, soap, and pharmaceuticals.
- – Biological products given to animals to prevent disease.
- – Chemicals used to control pests; concern arises when residues remain in animal feed or food.
- – Moving fertilized embryos from a donor animal to a surrogate for gestation.
- – A process used to kill bacteria and pathogens in food products to improve safety.
- – The use of animals like horses for enjoyment, such as riding or livestock shows.
- – The presence of harmful bacteria or substances in food that may pose health risks.
- – Creating a genetically identical copy of an animal.
33 Clues: – Creating a genetically identical copy of an animal. • – Bacteria-based biologicals used in disease prevention. • – Biological products given to animals to prevent disease. • – To adapt the behavior of an animal to fit the needs of people. • – Medicines used for disease control and prevention in livestock. • ...
Oxford Discover 2017-02-15
Across
- Birds use these to fly.
- Take air into your body.
- A bird that can't fly. The man sits on the eggs.
- A big big animal.
- Animals with warm blood and no eggs.
- Animals that live in the ocean.
- Animals hair.
- A long, scary animal covered in scales.
Down
- Chickens lay them.
- Animals that can breathe in air and water.
- A bird we like to eat.
- Birds are covered in these.
- Covers your body.
- Fish use these to breathe.
- Covers a fish' body.
- A kind of mammal.
- A kind of amphibian.
- Birds use wings to do this.
18 Clues: Animals hair. • Covers your body. • A big big animal. • A kind of mammal. • Chickens lay them. • Covers a fish' body. • A kind of amphibian. • A bird we like to eat. • Birds use these to fly. • Take air into your body. • Fish use these to breathe. • Birds are covered in these. • Birds use wings to do this. • Animals that live in the ocean. • Animals with warm blood and no eggs. • ...
COLLECTIVE NOUNS FOR ANIMALS 2017-06-28
Across
- a group of birds
- a group of fish
- a group of grazing hoofed mammals/ herbivore animals
- a group of giraffes
- a group of monkeys or apes
- a group of kangaroos
- a group of lions
- a group of dolphins
Down
- a group that has established itself at a particular place
- a group of chicks
- a group of insects
- a group of newborn animals of the same mother
- a group of animals moving together like horses
- a group of animals attached to a particular place
- a group of canine/ carnivore animals that hunt together
15 Clues: a group of fish • a group of birds • a group of lions • a group of chicks • a group of insects • a group of giraffes • a group of dolphins • a group of kangaroos • a group of monkeys or apes • a group of newborn animals of the same mother • a group of animals moving together like horses • a group of animals attached to a particular place • ...
Plants and Animals 2025-03-19
Across
- Living things made up of many cells
- Plants with specialized tissues for transporting water and nutrients
- Gas that humans and animals need to breathe
- Non-living particles that can infect cells
- Organisms that produce their own food using sunlight
- Gas that plants use for photosynthesis
- Substances that provide nourishment for growth
- Animals without backbones
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- The building blocks of life
- Organisms like mushrooms and molds
- Living things made up of only one cell
- Animals with backbones
- A group of similar cells working together
- Changes that help organisms survive in their environment
- Living things that are not animals, plants, or fungi
- Warm-blooded animals that produce milk
16 Clues: Animals with backbones • Animals without backbones • The building blocks of life • Organisms like mushrooms and molds • Living things made up of many cells • Living things made up of only one cell • Gas that plants use for photosynthesis • Warm-blooded animals that produce milk • A group of similar cells working together • Non-living particles that can infect cells • ...
