| AYEAYES | Animals in rainforest or at sea, understood, succeeded (3-4) |
| ROSEBAY | Weed by sea or at sea |
| VICTORY | Win against city or at sea (7) |
| RESTORE | Revitalise some rainforest or ecological area (7) |
| RATTLER | Unnerve leader in rainforest, pointing to snake |
| RECEIPT | Evidence of settlement upset man in rainforest on vacation (7) |
| LAWOFTHEJUNGLE | Rules for surviving in rainforest perhaps (3,2,3,6) |
| AFLOAT | Make love in an apartment, or at sea (6) |
| ISLAND | Say I'll be in the road or at sea (6) |
| TURBULENCE | Local instability in the atmosphere or at sea (10) |
| LINER | It can be found in the bin (or at sea!) (5) |
| AMAZON | A species of green parrot; a russet slave-making ant; one of a tribe of legendary warrioresses, hence an athletic, strong or tall woman/virago; the world's largest rainforest; or, the vast "river sea" |
| BIOME | Any one of the world's ecological "life collections" or "life masses" of flora and fauna, from taiga or tundra to tropical rainforest or jungle (5) |
| COASTGUARD | A UK emergency service contactable on land via 999 or at sea with pan-pan or a red flare (10) |
| BEAUFORTSCALE | In meteorology, a measure of wind velocities on objects on land or at sea (8,5) |
| HOLEANDCORNER | Surreptitious cheer on land or at sea |
| INTERROGATORY | Questioning politician on eg train or at sea (13) |
| ATANCHOR | Moored or at sea on a chart? (2,6) |
| MARINE | Soldier trained to serve on land or at sea |
| ECOSYSTEM | Rainforest or coral reef, for example |
