The World's greatest CREEPY CRAWLIES (B2–C1)
Across
- 3. A massive green caterpillar with scary-looking red horns.
- 6. Long legs and fast; known to hunt spiders and insects indoors.
- 7. Huge moth from Southeast Asia with wing patterns resembling snakes.
- 8. Not a spider, but a solifuge; known for its speed and massive jaws.
- 10. Camouflaged to look like twigs; can grow impressively long.
- 12. Deep-sea crustacean resembling a giant woodlouse.
- 13. A huge tarantula from South America, it can eat birds and has urticating hairs.
- 14. Defends itself by ejecting hot chemical spray from its rear.
- 15. Lays eggs in tarantulas; its sting is agonizing.
Down
- 1. Sprays vinegar-like acid as defense; looks like a mini-scorpion.
- 2. A cricket-like insect from New Zealand, weighing as much as a sparrow.
- 4. Feeds on blood or other insects; has a sharp beak for stabbing.
- 5. Tiny Australian spider with colorful mating dance.
- 9. Terrifying but harmless arachnid with long feelers.
- 11. Aquatic predator with painful bite, sometimes called 'toe-biter'.