[Puzzle|WordSearch]STEM Saturday #12 Promoted Post Word Search

remlaps-lite (76)in #puzzles • 2 years ago

In continuing recognition of STEM Saturday #12 on the Steem blockchain, here is another word search with 21 words from the post by @sarahjay1, Cats in New Zealand are hunting endangered bats :(. Words may be found in any of the following directions:

left to right
right to left
top to bottom
bottom to top

All words have five letters or more.

As before, no matter how many you find, please post just one word per person in the comments. You may also wish to report on how many you were able to find and how long it took.

For a rough measure of difficulty, it took me about 30 minutes to find all 21 words.

As a reminder, some English words get included by chance when the word search is generated. If a word is not contained in the post, Cats in New Zealand are hunting endangered bats :(, then it's not a solution to the puzzle.

Enjoy!

Word search created with GNU licensed software from https://wordsearchcreator.org/.

I'll post the word list and locations next week. Puzzle name: PromotePromoterNo12.

^{Pixabay license, source}

Reminder

Visit the /promoted page and #burnsteem25 to support the inflation-fighters who are helping to enable decentralized regulation of Steem token supply growth.

#games #wordsearch #burnsteem25 #penny4thoughts

2 years ago in #puzzles by remlaps-lite (76)

$26.29

Sort:

Trending

[-]

moecki (70) 2 years ago

Specialists are especially concerned about the fate of the New Zealand outgrowth, whose population has declined by 84% over the past 12 years and continues to decline by 5% every year.

$0.16

4 votes

[-]

chriddi (73) 2 years ago

Cat HUNTING for New Zealand bats was first reported in the 1980s.

$0.14

4 votes

[-]

pennsif (79) 2 years ago

A team of zoologists from the New Zealand Department of the Environment have described two new cases of cats hunting ENDANGERED bats.

$0.13

5 votes

[-]

aafadjar (64) 2 years ago

I found MAMMALS

Before humans settled New Zealand, terrestrial *mammals were practically absent here, and their ecological niches were occupied by birds and insects.