General Bio & Oceano
Across
- 2. Having a body temperature that changes with the environment.
- 7. Tiny animals that build hard skeletons to form reefs.
- 10. An internal sac that helps bony fish control buoyancy.
- 15. A trait that helps an organism survive in its environment.
- 17. A structure made of tissues that performs a specific job.
- 18. A simple sea animal with many pores and no true tissues.
- 21. Long, flexible arms used for catching prey.
- 24. An animal without a backbone.
- 26. An organism that makes its own food.
Down
- 1. The process plants use to make food using sunlight.
- 3. The basic unit of life; all living things are made of these.
- 4. An animal with a backbone.
- 5. Flexible tissue that makes up the skeleton of sharks.
- 6. An organism that eats other organisms.
- 8. The small, tube-shaped form of a coral or jellyfish.
- 9. The umbrella-shaped, free-swimming form of a jellyfish.
- 11. A group of animals with stinging cells (like jellyfish and corals).
- 12. Overlapping plates that protect a fish’s body.
- 13. Structures that help fish swim and steer.
- 14. A group of similar cells working together.
- 16. Tiny drifting organisms found in water.
- 19. Any living thing.
- 20. Organs fish use to breathe underwater.
- 22. A colorful, flower-like marine animal with stinging tentacles.
- 23. A soft-bodied animal with tentacles and stinging cells.
- 25. Having the ability to internally control body temperature.