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Animal Habitats Word Search
11 words · 12×12 grid
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A habitat is an address and a biome is the neighbourhood it sits in, which is why a BURROW and a TUNDRA can both be answers to the same question at different scales. The CANOPY of a rainforest holds more species than the ground beneath it, and an ESTUARY is neither river nor sea but the argument between them. This word find gathers eleven of those places.
Frequently asked questions
What lives in the CANOPY?
Most of the rainforest, as it turns out. Sunlight stops at the top layer, so the food is there, and animals that never touch the ground follow it.
What makes an ESTUARY different from a river mouth?
Salt. An estuary is where fresh water and tidal salt water mix, which creates a nursery few open-sea species could survive in.
