BUGS! Mystery Cache
Hidden : 4/27/2015
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:


THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE POSTED COORDINATES

You are looking for a camo'd screw top container. Please recover as found or better. No writing device, so bring your own. Parking without a decal is only allowed after 5:30 PM.


I was just on campus last weekend learning all about bugs with my daughters and spotted the perfect place for a cache. Getting the final coordinates is easy, just fill out the word search and everything will become clear.

 
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N D F X A R O H T O P R T S Y
abdomen - the posterior and usually longest of the 3 principal body segments
caudal - refers to tip of abdomen, toward the tail, posterior end of body
cercus - segmented paired appendages located at tip of abdomen
claw- a hollow, sharp organ, generally paired, at the end of the insect leg
distal - near or toward the free end of any appendage; that part of segment farthest from the body
dorsum - top surface of body
mandible - jaw, anterior pair of mouthparts
paraproct - a pair of lobes bordering the anus laterally
parapteron - small sclerites, articulated to the dorsal extremity of the episternum, just below the wings
pedunculated - set on a stalk or peduncle; attached by a slender stalk or neck
posterior - hinder, or hindmost; opposed to anterior
pretarsus - the terminal limb segment; in insects, comprising usually a pair of lateral claws and reduced median parts
reticulate - like a network, sculptured
setaceous - bristlelike
spiracle - external opening of the breathing system, usually round or oval in shape
tergum - plate on dorsal surface of abdomen
thorax - second of 3 body regions, bearing legs and wings
trachea - tubular breathing system of insects, marked externally by a circular opening or spiracle
ventral - bottom surface of body





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