Across
- 2. A sudden disaster or great misfortune
- 4. "Afterbirth;" connected to the child at birth
- 7. Scientist who developed the theory of evolution
- 10. Residential areas outside major cities
- 13. Punctuation used in a list of several items
- 16. ____ valleys; the Nile, Euphrates
- 17. Bird family that includes crows, ravens, and jays, currently 135 species
- 20. Bird symbolizing happiness or hope
- 21. Widow Venomous spider often associated with a red hourglass marking
- 22. Trick-Or-Treat in the Summer
- 24. Converting words from one language into another
- 26. Japanese organized crime group
- 27. Machines who simulate humans
- 28. Italian-style ice cream
- 29. Capital city of Iceland
- 30. v.; Making fabric by interlacing threads
Down
- 1. Tall water birds with long legs and necks, when resting or in flight, tuck their long necks into a tight "S" shape
- 3. U.S. national park in the West known for geysers and wildlife
- 5. fiction Genre set in the past that include fictional characters
- 6. Act of spying or gathering secret information
- 8. Mushrooms, molds, and yeasts--organisms that possess thousands of biological sexes
- 9. Bird; death
- 11. Crime genre from Scandinavia, seen in shows like The Killing
- 12. U.S. state and name of a major American river
- 14. ____ publishing; Spiegel and Grau
- 15. _____ Empire that ruled much of Europe and the Mediterranean, Shakespeare wrote a play after one of its famous rulers
- 18. Ancient Greek philosopher known for questioning everything; hypothesis
- 19. Covert spies who remain inactive until needed
- 23. _____ mountain; cult classic musical
- 24. Reading of cards often used for fortune-telling
- 25. Soft-bodied, shell-less garden creature
