Down- The most common type of cave
- One of the elements that makes up the atmosphere of Mars
- The local tea that may have flu-busting properties
- Plateosaurus means ‘broad __’
- The name of the supercontinent at the start of the Triassic era
- The technical term for the smell of rain
- The planet where the environment is very similar to that in Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
- This is both a currency and the Setswana name for rain
- The name given to a cave which is deeper than it is wide
- Pharmacologist Tu Youyou found a cure for this disease
- This side of your body is more often affected by a stitch
- David ___ was the chimp who showed Jane Goodall tool use
- The term used for recreational caving
- The Museum of the ____ will open next year in Dubai
- The state of sleepiness a dung beetle goes into in winter
- The name given to creatures that live in caves
- Another term used to describe baby caterpillars
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- This makes up 90% of the pollution in our oceans
- The town in India with the world’s highest annual rainfall
- The first company to produce Velcro sneakers
- The modern-day country where Jane Goodall studied Gombe’s chimps
- Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman to go into _____
- The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is situated between California and __
- The app that voted London as the #1 destination to post photos of
- Mary ___ was a famous female paleontologist
- Another word for see-through
- This term, meaning ‘to fix computer glitches’ was coined by Grace Hopper
- The word that was spelt incorrectly on the A$50 note
- The planet Mars is named after the Roman God of _____
- This great ape can catch a human cold
- The name given to a springbok’s jump
- SKA = Square __ Array
- This fish has no stomach, but rather a long intestine
- The era in which the Herrerasaurus lived
- The Monarch Butterfly’s fave food
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