Environment

4. The biological capability of an organism to stand extreme conditions over time.
5. An animal that hunts, stalks, and kills other living creatures for food sustenance.
8. The rocky or sandy wear-and-tear of land caused by constant wind or water contact.
9. Extremely dry; having little to no annual precipitation.
10. To move from one geographic region to another when the seasons change.

1. Extensively wide; taking up a massive, giant geographic footprint.
2. Air that has a high concentration of water vapor suspended in it.
3. A safe location or sanctuary where wildlife can find absolute protection from danger.
6. The rise and fall of ocean levels that shifts twice a day.
7. Thick fat or hair that provides thermal protection against cold temperatures.