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Helford Voluntary Marine Conservation Area

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Coastal Wordsearch Answers

 

How did you do?

Across

  1. A small crustacean with a cone shaped shell which clings in clusters to boats and rocks, forming a sharp crust (8).

Barnacle.

  1. Really huge fish which feeds on plankton in Cornish seas in summer (7 and 5).

Basking shark.

  1. The place where the land meets the sea (5).

Coast.

  1. Long, thin, slippery fish (3).

Eel.

  1. Sort out these letters to find a marine mammal: HIPLOND (7).

Dolphin.

  1. The place where a river meets the sea and fresh water meets salt water. Birds come here to eat the worms and shellfish in the mud and sand (7).

Estuary.

 

Down

  1. Sea creatures which are caught, even though they are not meant to be, are known as __ __ __ __ __ __ __ (7).

Bycatch.

  1. A limpet clings onto this (4).

Rock.

  1. Sandy, shingly, pebbly or rocky place where we like to play, and where we might find sea creatures that have been washed ashore (5).

Beach.

  1. A sea mammal which breeds on rocky shores and caves (4).

Seal.

  1. It looks like a blob of jelly when the tide is out, but when it is underwater it uses tentacles to catch its prey: SEA __ __ __ __ __ __ __ (7).

Anemone.

  1. Forests of this tall seaweed stand under the waves close to shore (4).

 Kelp.

 

 

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Helford Marine Conservation Group Co-ordinator
Rhiannon Mather
c/o Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Five Acres, Allet, Truro, Cornwall TR4 9DJ
Telephone (01872) 273939 Email: Rhiannon Mather
Web site: http://www.helfordmarineconservation.co.uk