Across
- 3. It’s related to the shark, and defends itself with a venomous barb or spine in its tail
- 4. These playful sea mammals are thought to be some of the smartest animals on the planet
- 6. One of the three kinds of sea turtles that usually nest on St. Martin’s beaches
- 8. Its smooth body is shaped like a bell, and trails stinging tentacles to stun its prey
- 9. They have tentacles, squirt ink, and communicate by changing the color and pattern of their skin
- 10. They live on the sea bed, and have five arms with an eye spot at the end of each one
Down
- 1. Colonies of these teeny tiny animals build our beautiful reefs
- 2. These sea creatures are super smart, and have one beak, two bulgy eyes, and eight long arms
- 5. The songs of these huge marine mammals can travel for miles under the sea
- 7. These hard-shelled creatures have a big, muscular tail–but on St. Martin, they don’t have front pincers