David Attenborough and African Elephants

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Across
  1. 2. Mr. Attenborough often speaks like this
  2. 5. Elephants were 25 percent more likely to nibble on these stems
  3. 8. Elephants were 16 percent more likely to eat these leaves
  4. 10. A single crop raid can destroy all crops, taking away these
  5. 13. Where Mr. Attenborough grew up
  6. 15. Many people say that the most important thing about Mr. Attenborough’s shows is this
  7. 16. Farmers in this West African country often wake up to find their farms raided by elephants
  8. 18. Mr. Attenborough wanted to make shows about animals in this
  9. 19. David Attenborough loved collecting these so much that he became an expert on them
  10. 21. Elephants with signs of these were more likely to feed on certain plants during crop raids
  11. 22. Name of the show that Mr. Attenborough filmed in Africa in 1954
Down
  1. 1. Previous studies had found that elephants in Asia had sometimes used plants to treat this
  2. 3. Chimpanzees and orangutans use plants to treat illnesses and even this
  3. 4. Over this many species have been named in honor of David Attenborough
  4. 6. One of the many TV programs created by Mr. Attenborough
  5. 7. British Broadcasting Corporation
  6. 9. Mr. Attenborough was in charge of this TV channel for a while
  7. 11. Mr. Attenborough is an excellent one of these, explaining things in a way that people find easy to understand
  8. 12. Mr. Attenborough wanted to use TV to show these in different parts of the world
  9. 14. Name of the 13-part series Mr. Attenborough made in 1979
  10. 17. Mr. Attenborough’s programs have taught people about how living things do this with each other
  11. 20. Steeve Ngama collected this from the elephants after farm raids