Animals
Authors
Spanish
Nature
Farming
400
Name 4 types of sharks.
Tiger, Hammerhead, Great White, Sawshark, Goblin, Sand, Thresher, Nurse, Bull, Mako, Blacktip Reef, Blue, Basking, Megaladon.
400
She is the author of Harry Potter.
J.K Rowling
400
Yes=______
Si
400
Most bats are this 9-letter adjective so they don't mind if you call them at 2 in the morning.
Nocturnal
400
Round square & big square are types of this machine that puts out tied bundles of hay.
A Baler
800
Seal
800
He is the author of Percy Jackson.
Rick Riordan
800
Hello=_____
Hola
800
Sharks can have as many as 5 rows of these which fall out & grow back.
Teeth
800
The Chester White breed of this farm animal traces its origin to one imported from England 200 years ago.
A Hog
1200
The type of lizard best known for changing colors and blending into its environment.
Chameleon
1200
Who writes book number 8 in 39clues. He was born in October 23, 1963. He wrote restart and The Hypnotist.
Gordon korman
1200
Dad=____
Padre
1200
To lead others to a food source an ant will lay down a scent trail of these chemicals.
Pheromones
1200
It's the biological conversion of atmospheric nitrogen into a form that can be used by plants.
Fixation
1600
Defense mechanism of a porcupine.
Quills with sharp barbs that will release into an attacker's skin and cause tremendous pain.
1600
He was born on November 30, 1835. Some of his books are Life On the Mississippi, and A Tramp Abroad.
Mark Twain
1600
Cut=_____
Corte
1600
A type of warship or a soaring bird with a nearly 8-foot wingspan that might follow it.
A Frigate
1600
Of about 215 or 27 the percentage of Americans who now live on farms.
2
2000
The slowest swimming fish in the ocean.
Seahorse
2000
He was born in June 25, 1903. Some of his books are Animal Farm, Why I Write, and Coming Up For Air.
George Orwell
2000
Earth=____
Tierra
2000
From the Latin for gnawing it's the order of mammals that includes mice & hamsters.
A Rodent
2000
A device for breaking up clods of dirt or a school attended by the young Winston Churchill & Lord Byron.
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