Adaptions to Urban Environments Crossword

1. What do Australian White Ibises build in trees near water sources for raising their young?
5. Where do Australian White Ibises often search for discarded food in urban areas?
6. The long, curved beak of the Australian White Ibis allows it to do this in mud and shallow water.
7. Urban animals have successfully done this to survive and thrive in city environments.
10. This characteristic allows the Australian White Ibis to thrive in various environments, including urban areas.
11. The type of environment where red foxes and pigeons thrive by adapting their behavior and diet.
14. Pigeons and ibises are often seen gathering in these large groups.
16. These small creatures are part of the diet of many urban birds, including the Australian White Ibis.
18. Cats use a variety of these to communicate with humans and other animals.
20. What bird is known for its strong flying ability and is often found scavenging for food in urban areas?
21. Cats are known for their flexibility and this, which helps them climb and jump effectively.

2. Despite their social nature in groups, red foxes can also exhibit this behavior when hunting.
3. The habitat where the Australian White Ibis is often found, alongside wetlands and coastlines.
4. This characteristic helps the red fox balance and provides insulation against the cold.
8. Red foxes are omnivores, meaning they have a varied this that includes both plants and animals.
9. Pigeons and urban cats often rely on this source of sustenance found in cities.
12. Red foxes are known for being this, marking their home ranges to keep others away.
13. What small to medium-sized mammal is known for its adaptability and cunning hunting abilities?
15. What behavior do urban birds often engage in to find food among human waste?
17. Cats may become more this to avoid human activity and traffic in urban settings.
19. What type of behavior is common among pigeons, as they often live in large groups?