Puzzles and worksheets similar to Coral Reef Hunters Word Search

eats another animal or plant.
gets eaten, but sometimes eats other stuff
predator and prey in a line or web of what they eat
animal(s) that might be extint soon
a living creature on earth but it isnt a human
something beings do to survive
gives us air to breath
eats animals killed by other animals
opposite of vegetarian
any green plant

The maxium amount of fish that can be taken from an ecosystem without harm
Net that catches the least amount of bycatch
The fish that are caught by accident
The agency that monitors the amount of fish caught
If fish lower on the food chain get overfished the population of organisms at the top of the food chain will _________
The FOA believes _______ of the oceans fish population is depleted
When fish are caught at a rate faster than ecosystems can recover
The harvesting of seafood for food to make a profit
The gathering of certain sea life in order to produce products
How many tons of stock are caught and discarded every year
A technique where a net is dragged through the water
When a wall of netting is used to circle a group of fish
A straight line of netting placed on the ocean floor with weights
Scientist believe that in order to reduce overfishing there needs to be harsher ______
seafood counts for _____ of the worlds food needs

population
Resources
Ecosystem
Mutualism
Producer
Food web
predator
habitat
niche
Prey

Dwarf Chameleons are primarily ________________.
Dwarf Chameleons are able to change colour to ________________.
Dwarf Chameleons __________ is twice the length of its body.
Dwarf Chameleons characteristic ________ makes it look like leaves to predators.
Dwarf Chameleon is good for the __________ because the eat insects and invertebrates.
The Aardvark’s favorite food source is __________.
The Aardvark lives in long and intricate ____________.
The Aardvark ________ to get its food.
The Aardvark rarely drinks water and gets most of its __________ from the insects they eat
The Aardvark has more _________ lobes than any other mammal.
The Knysna Seahorse can only be found living in three _________.
The Knysna Seahorse lives in areas of high __________.
The Knysna Seahorse feeds on small fish and __________.
Seahorses have lived in the ocean for around 40 _________ years.
The Knysna Seahorse ________ carries the babies.

camouflage
coral reef
coastlines
predators
plankton
currents
tsunami
corals
oceans
algae
tides
prey

Fish that are flattened from side to side cannot swim quickly and are very maneuverable. They are usually found on coral reefs, in dense algae beds, or in large schools
Long, torpedo shaped fish are ambush predators
Marsupial
Monotreme
Tiger
Reflects how a bird flies
Reflects what a bird eats
Varies based on the bird's niche (most birds have four toes)
Flat shaped and lie on the sea floor waiting for their prey to swim by
Use camouflage to hide from their predators or prey
Reptiles that had one hole in each temporal region; mammals
Reptiles that have two holes in each temporal region, one above the other; birds, lizards, and crocodilians
Reptiles that have skulls with no temporal holes; turtles and tortoises
Have flattened heads and mouths that point up, which allows them to slurp to invertebrates from the surface while avoiding predators

humpback whale
triggerfish
trumpetfish
hermit crab
cuttlefish
sea urchin
pufferfish
goosefish
barracuda
clownfish
seadragon
sting ray
sea snail
angelfish
gray seal
big squid
jellyfish
blobfish
lionfish
penguins
starfish
seahorse
halibut
anchovy
anemone
lobster
piranha
narwhal
sealion
octopus
dolphin
isopod
walrus
oyster
beluga
turtle
coral
shell
otter
shark
tuna
clam
orca
eel

inherited behavior
energy pyramid
photosynthesis
commensalism
competition
environment
adaptation
population
coral reef
parasitism
food chain
decomposer
ecosystem
community
mutualism
carnivore
herbivore
symbiosis
scavenger
organism
predator
omnivore
producer
food web
consumer
habitat
biome
niche
prey
host

all living and nonliving things in an environment and their interactions with each other
all the members of a species living in a specific area
bigger than an ecosystem and classified by its physical factors like temperature, snow, and rainfall, a biome is a naturally occurring habitat (examples: forest, desert, tundra)
different populations interacting with one another in an ecosystem
nonliving parts of an ecosystem
living parts of an ecosystem
any animal that eats plants or any other plant eating animal
any plant or algae that produces oxygen and food that animals need
any organism that breaks down plants and animals
An animal that eats plants
an animal that eats other animals
an animal that eats both plants and animals
the path of energy of food from one organism to another
the overlapping of food chains in an ecosystem
the study of how living things and nonliving things interact with each other

invertebrate
environment
overfishing
temperature
endangered
extinction
naturalist
underwater
clownfish
ecosystem
imperiled
pollution
bacteria
creature
fishbone
invasive
predator
seahorse
starfish
submerge
survival
tentacle
undersea
wildlife
anemone
aquatic
balance
dolphin
habitat
invasia
octopus
penguin
plastic
protect
seafood
island
mammal
supply
turtle
algea
beach
globe
jelly
light
ocean
shark
shell
whale
deep
feed
prey
reef
sand
wave
fin
ray