Marty the Moose's June Crossword

4. Ricky and Otis are some of our guest's favorite animals to visit at the Zoo! They are often found swimming in their pond or napping together in their habitat.
5. These furry Zoo friends are named Terra, Tilly, and Tess. They like to play in the water, sleep in the winter, and love eating grapes!
9. He can be hard to find, but we blame it on his name being Ninja! This cat has a long swooshing tail and likes to stalk his prey.
10. Valentine is one of the hardest animals to see at the Zoo. But if I was a forty-pound weasel with a fur coat, I'd stay out of the sun most days too!
11. This hard-to-spot cat was mistaken for a house cat before finding her home here at Zoo New York. She has a naturally short tail.
12. Zoo New York has three of these cats on exhibit near the Butterfly House. They have pointy ears and spots.
13. Aspen and his ladies spend most of their day laying in their yard or eating grass. Occasionally, they may take a swim in their habitat's pond.

1. This animal is in a shared flight net. His favorite food is roadkill, the older the better!
2. This animal goes by the name Snoopy. She can be seen flying across her flight net near the Children's Farm.
3. Our very own symbol of freedom and patriotism shares her habitat with another bird who's a little less regal.
6. This pair of birds come right from an Edgar Allen Poe novel. Commonly mistaken as crows, these birds are exceptionally intelligent.
7. Contrary to popular belief, this animal cannot shoot out its quills. Our resident is named Penny, and she can be found hanging around her habitat fence.
8. We have two of these birds in a flight net near our compost pile. They share this habitat with another set of birds.