Riverside Cave: stage 2-5-7

Riverside Cave: stage 2, 5, 7
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	An Air Tunk	On backs of the divers while swimming deep seas, I provide them with air so they breathe as they please
2	Shark Teeth	I'm the mouth of predator swimming the seas, with sharp points for chewing his prey with great ease
3	A Sea monster	That ever you'd sight me you never would guess, a mysterious being oft seen in loch ness
4	A Pirate Ship	Weathering the seas by sails on mast, you may hear my crew speak 'me mateys, avast!'
5	A Bunch of Bananas	Of my bunch picked from tree you might make a meal; I've sweet tasty fruit beneath bright yellow peel
6	A Conch shell	I'm home to a mollusk but ne'er are we bound; He'll leave me behind when new dwelling's been found
7	A Rubber Duck	When given a squeeze you may hear me speak; my voice is no quack but an air powered squeak
8	A wooden Ladder	Two long slats and rungs all constructed of wood, I'll help you climb higher wherever I'm stood
9	A copper Urn	A small metal vase with emeral decor, I'm filled by the ashes of those who're no more
10	A Pelican	For fish in the water I've taken up search; I spy past long beak upon high rocky perch
11	A Coconut	If you're able to break through my hard brown fuzzy hide, You might eat the sweet core and milk found inside
12	A Seahorse	Beneath salty waters I swim and I play, but despite my apt name you'll not hear say neigh
13	A Sword	Not every man, just a great king alone, can remove my great blade buried deep in the stone
14	A wooden Raft	I'm an order of logs tightly tied up and lashed; Though I'd help you float dry, you're still oft to be splashed
15	A pairs of Oars	When traveling waters by crude raft or boat, just paddle with us and add speed to your float
16	A Dragonfly	Though I breathe no fire in spite of my name, I'm able to fly on four wings all the same
17	A Beaver	A creature with flat tail and buck teeth I am; they come in most handy constructing each dam
18	A diver's Flippers	Upon diver's feet on an undersea route, I add power to kick as they're swimming about
19	A Rose Bouquet	Once grown from the dirt, upon dirt I'm now found, a memorial gift for one deep in the ground
20	A Turtle	I feel quite exposed when not hidden in shell, but I've popped my head out as I rest for a spell
21	A Captain's Hat	I'm worn by a man on a sailing trip. but only the one who's in charge of the ship
22	A Tropical Fish	In schools I swim about waters most warm, a tropical catch in a rainbow-finned form
23	A Fire Pit	With flickering fire you've no need of lamp; add sparks to the kindling, I'll brighten the camp
24	An Anchor	With my thick iron hooks buried deep in sea bed, a once drifting ship remains stable instead
25	An Apple Tree	Standing tall and facing the north, through my woody stems the apples springs forth
26	A Starfish	I'm perfectly ready to crawl or swim far, on five able legs in the shape of a star
27	A Shovel	For making a hole I'm a tool you'd keep; I'll scoop up the dirt either shallow or deep
28	A Grizzly bear	With cubs do I dwell in my cave dark and deep, spending summers awake and each winter asleep
29	The Idol's Head	The current eroded this great titan's face; Havin lost its stone eye, we find gems in its place
30	A horse	I'm a galloping creature on trail or track, with saddle and cowboy or jockey on my back
31	A Life preserver	I may save a life if your action is swift; An overboard man would hold my ring to keep adrift
32	A Buoy	Fastened by rope I resist current's flow, and mark hidden hazards in waters below
33	Cave paintings	We're tales of great beasts on the walls made of stone, etched centuries ago by an artist unknown
34	A Wolf	I hunt through the midnight and sleep through the noon, a part of a pack oft to howl at the moon
35	A Penguin	I'll waddle or swim wherever I go, through icy cold waters and frosty white snow
36	A green leaf	Each autumn I fall from the branch to the stream, but rather than brown I've preserved my bright green
37	A Happy Face	Etched onto stone which the sizzling sun pached, I'm composed of a circle, two dots, and an arch
38	A Kettle	When I get steamed up I'll whistle and clink; Over fire I warm the whold camp's food and drink
39	A Climbing Monkey	Whether swinging from brances or climbing the trees, by my tail and legs I may go where I please
40	A streaking Comet	Streaking through night with my dusty tail. I'm celestial body on an orbital trail
41	A Diver's Snorkel	When swimming in waters or diving below, my tube will ensure a most vital air flow
42	Dinosaur Bones	I'm the greatest of reptiles but well past my prime, encased in the eart and transported through time
43	A mysterious Grave	Upon battle's end the soliders have taken great loss, and buried them marked by a crude wooden cross
44	A Lobster	A swimming red creature with claws built to snap, I've luckily dodged every fisherman's trap
45	A Chipmunk	A small woodland creature with strips on my back, I feast upon nuts dressed in brown, white and black
46	A white Swan	I make on these waters an elegant sight, with my long graceful neck and my down of bright white
47	A Mermaid	Deep in the water I splash and I splish, a beautiful lady with tail of fish
48	A lobster Trap	A lobster or two may dwell inside this crate, having found themselves trapped upon taking my bait
49	A life Jacket	I'm valued attire on boats which the seas tossed and threw, a life-saver when worn by the overboard crew
50	A diving helmet	Unlike goggles I cover the whole diver's head; my windows grant view and he stays dry instead