Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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SIREN /ˈsɪərən/ · noun: A person or thing that produces a loud, high-pitched cry, often to attract attention or signal danger. A device that emits a loud, high-pitched sound, used to signal or warn people. Related: alarm, horn, bell, whistle.
ANOLES /əˈnoʊliːz/ · noun: Anoles are small, insect-eating lizards of the genus Anolis, native chiefly to the Americas and the Caribbean, known for their ability to change color and for the brightly colored throat fan (dewlap) displayed by males. Related: lizards, reptiles, iguanians.
BEETLE /ˈbiːt(ə)l/ · noun: An insect of the order Coleoptera, characterized by hard front wings (elytra) that form a protective shell over the body and folded hind wings. As a verb, chiefly British informal, it means to move quickly or scurry. Related: insect, bug, cockchafer, scarab.
HAG /hæɡ/ · noun: A woman, especially an old one, who is considered ugly or wicked; a witch. A person, especially an old one, who is considered cruel or unpleasant. Related: crone, witch, harpy, vixen.
HAWK /hɔːk/ · noun, verb: A large, powerful bird of prey with a sharp beak and strong talons, known for its swift flight and sharp eyesight. To watch or follow someone or something closely, often in a suspicious or aggressive manner. Related: eagle, falcon, vulture, owl.