Across
- 6. This animal in our touch tank has BLUE blood
- 8. Stingrays have a skeleton made out of this flexible material
- 9. This warm water current can flow at 5.6 miles per hour and is an important source of larval fish (check the ocean gallery!)
- 10. There are 7 types of seagrass in Florida! This type can be found in our nursery and shares its name with a large mammal
Down
- 1. This is the largest sea turtle on earth and eats mostly jellyfish! (check turtle pavilion!)
- 2. Nutrients from waste and fertilizer can cause these types of blooms, which can harm seagrass (check the seagrass nursery!)
- 3. This native plant shares part of its name with a hot morning drink! It provides fruit for birds & nectar for butterflies (check the butterfly garden!)
- 4. It takes this many years for a styrofoam cup to break down (check the ocean gallery!)
- 5. Our food prep building is where all of the meals are made for our animals! What do the seahorses eat?
- 7. This process can occur due to high water temperatures and kill corals (check the ocean gallery!)