An easy crossword puzzle about nature’s record holders and extremes. Perfect for elementary students learning about the tallest, fastest, and biggest natural wonders.
Forest Ecosystems and Wildlife Puzzle is a medium crossword puzzle with 15 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Forest Ecosystems and Wildlife Puzzle
Moderate difficulty suitable for most players
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- 1. Treeless Arctic region with permanently frozen subsoil
- 2. Wetland dominated by herbaceous plants rather than woody ones
- 3. Tiny, soft plant often found carpeting rocks and trees
- 5. Preserved remains or imprint of an ancient organism
- 7. Cold-blooded reptile with scaly skin and often a long tail
- 9. Upper layer of leaves and branches in a forest
- 12. Relating to high mountains, especially the Alps or similar ranges
- 13. Shallow body of water separated from a larger sea by sandbars
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- 4. A small, narrow steep-sided valley larger than a gully
- 6. A fertile spot in a desert where water is found
- 8. Evergreen tree often found in swamps or wet areas
- 10. A deep valley with steep rocky sides, often carved by a river
- 11. Bird of prey known for speed and sharp hunting skills
- 14. Coniferous tree with needle-like leaves and pine cones
- 15. Large community of plants and animals in a major habitat
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