The Call of the Wild
Across
- 4. A breed of dog known for its strength and endurance.
- 8. prospecting: The search for gold in a particular area.
- 9. A severe weather condition with heavy snowfall and strong winds.
- 11. survival: The skills and knowledge needed to survive in the wild.
- 14. Untamed or living in a natural state.
- 15. The process of adjusting to one's environment or circumstances.
- 17. team: A group of dogs that work together to pull a sled.
- 18. The region in the Yukon where the gold rush took place.
- 20. Faithfulness and commitment, often associated with animals.
- 24. A vast, natural area with minimal human interference.
- 27. The quality of facing fear or challenges with bravery.
- 29. animals: Animals that work together, often to transport goods.
- 30. The natural world, including animals, plants, and landscapes.
Down
- 1. Gold Rush: A historical event where people rushed to the Klondike region in Canada to find gold in the late 19th century.
- 2. Low temperature or a sensation of chilliness.
- 3. The act of staying alive in challenging conditions.
- 5. A strong emotional connection between individuals.
- 6. An exciting or daring experience, often involving risk.
- 7. Inherent behavior or knowledge, often found in animals.
- 10. Frozen precipitation in the form of flakes.
- 12. A vehicle on runners used for transportation on snow or ice.
- 13. dog: A specially trained dog used to pull sleds in snowy regions.
- 16. A path or route through the wilderness.
- 19. wolves: A species of wolves that inhabit forested areas.
- 21. A region in Canada, known for its rugged wilderness.
- 22. exploration: The act of discovering and investigating remote natural areas.
- 23. The main canine character in "Call of the Wild."
- 25. sled racing: A competitive sport where teams of sled dogs race.
- 26. call: The natural instincts and needs of animals.
- 28. The region around the North Pole, characterized by extreme cold.