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Across 2. After bananas, a zoo gorilla's favorite food is ______. 3. The smallest pony in history was a stallion named ________ ________. He stood 14 inches and weighed only 20 pounds. 5. A pregnant goldfish is called a _____. 6. Australia's box _________ has a lethal toxin more potent than cobra venom and can kill a person in minutes. 8. The longest burning light bulb has been burning 100 years, as of 2001. It continues to glow at Fire Station #6 in Livermore _________. 9. It takes a lobster approximately ______ years to grow to be one pound. 10. _________ can jump as high as 6 feet in the air. 11. A _________ was once tried and convicted for smoking a cigarette in South Bend, Indiana. 12. A _______ cow drinks 20-50 gallons of water a day. 15. The longest alligator ever found, discovered in _______, was 19' 2". 16. Large amounts of _____ can destroy your dog’s red blood cells, causing anemia. 17. An ______ barely an inch long may possess as many as 50,000 eyes. 20. There are more _________ in one square mile of rural land than there are humans on the entire earth. 22. _______ are rodents. 23. A _______ measuring 8-in. across (20-cm) was discovered in Bratsk, Siberia in 1971. 24. Bulls are _______, it is the motion of the cape which angers them. 25. On August 7, 1977, Dennett D'Angelo set a world record for eating 3 pounds, 6 ounces of ____ _____ in 90 seconds. 27. In one acre of land, there can be more than a million ________. 31. According to Prevention's Guide to Cats and Dogs, 52% of pet owners say their pets get more _______ than they do. 32. A female lobster is called a ______. 33. The oldest pet ________ on record died at the age of 41 in 1980. 34. There are over 900 species of ____. 36. Baby squirrels are called _______. 37. The average life span of a _______ crab is 75 years! 39. ________ has almost twice as many caribou as people. 41. In Florida, if an _______ is left tied to a parking meter, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle. 43. The world's smallest mammal is the bumblebee bat of _______, weighing less than a penny. 46. The African Rock Python can survive for _____ years without eating. 47. Turkeys can drown if they look up when it is _______. 49. A duck's _______ has no echo. No one knows why. 50. The average hamster, if provided a wheel, will run up to ______ miles per night! 51. Butterflies breathe through their ______ because they don't have lungs. 52. The common housefly prefers to breed in the ______ of a room.

Down 1. _________ can fly short distances upside down. 2. The snapping turtle eats _____ and is used by police to find dead bodies in lakes, ponds and swamps. 4. A completely severed snake head can still ____ a half hour later. 7. Murphy's Oil Soap is the chemical that's commonly used to clean _______. 9. When _____ are born with two heads, they fight each other for food. 11. Jellyfish have been in the Earth's oceans for over 650 _______ years, they were here before the dinosaurs! 13. __________is home to over half of the world's chameleon species. 14. The roaring lion in the MGM logo was named ______ and lived at the Memphis Zoo. 18. A _______ can live for 9 days without its head. 19. Lake Compounce, in Connecticut, is the oldest continuously operating _______ park in the U.S. 21. Squid can commit suicide by eating their own _______. 26. Lobsters and ______ eat their own shell after molting. 28. The largest tomato on record was grown in ________ and weighed 7 pounds. 29. One quarter of the marine life found in the ____ ____ cannot be found anywhere else on earth. 30. When a gazelle leaps vertically into the air, it is called ______. 35. At President Andrew Jackson's funeral in 1845 his pet parrot was removed for _______. 38. In 1974, an Englishman named Eric Jenkins grew 370 pounds of ______ from one plant. 40. A blue whale ________ (the main blood vessel) is large enough for a human to crawl through. 41. In ancient _____, killing a cat was a crime punishable by death. 42. Fossil evidence shows that _______ roamed the Americas 10 million years ago. 43. The largest known clam is a ______ clam that weighed 734 pounds and was nearly four feet in length. 44. _______ have been banned from Antarctica since 1994 to protect the seal population from distemper. 45. A ______ can sleep for 3 years. 48. The doors on the National Archives Building are the largest _______ doors in the world. 50. A baby eel is called an ________.