Animals Body Parts

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Across
  1. 2. The hard, thickened covering on the feet of certain animals, such as horses, deer, and cows.
  2. 5. A long, slender appendage found at the hind end of animals, used for balance, communication, or locomotion.
  3. 6. A small, bag-like structure found in certain animals, such as kangaroos or koalas, used for carrying and protecting their young.
  4. 8. A flattened, usually vertical appendage found on the back or sides of fish and some marine mammals, used for stability and propulsion.
  5. 9. The soft, padded feet of certain animals, such as cats, dogs, or bears.
  6. 13. Sensory organs that animals use to see and perceive their surroundings.
  7. 14. Sharp, curved nails found on the feet or paws of certain animals, used for grasping, climbing, or hunting.
  8. 16. Overlapping, hard plates covering the skin of fish, reptiles, and some other animals.
  9. 18. The elongated, flexible nose or proboscis found in elephants, used for breathing, grabbing objects, and communication.
  10. 19. The long, thick hair that grows on the neck and back of some animals, such as horses or lions.
  11. 20. Hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting, chewing, and grinding food.
  12. 21. The hard, protective outer covering of certain animals, such as turtles or snails.
  13. 23. The long, projecting nose or muzzle of certain animals, such as pigs or dogs.
Down
  1. 1. The opening through which animals eat, drink, and communicate.
  2. 3. The modified forelimbs of birds, bats, and insects that enable them to fly.
  3. 4. A pointed, often curved, bony projection on the head of certain animals, such as a rhinoceros or a bull.
  4. 7. The part of the body that connects the head with the rest of the body.
  5. 8. Lightweight, flat structures that cover the bodies of birds and help them fly.
  6. 10. Long, sensitive hairs located on the face of certain mammals, used for sensing the environment.
  7. 11. The limb structures that support the body and allow animals to walk, run, or jump.
  8. 12. The hard, pointed mouthpart of a bird or some other animals that is used for feeding and grooming.
  9. 15. A long, pointed tooth, usually protruding from the mouth of certain animals, such as elephants or walruses.
  10. 17. Bony structures that grow on the heads of certain animals, typically deer or moose, used for fighting or display.
  11. 18. A muscular organ in the mouth that animals use for tasting, swallowing, and vocalization.
  12. 22. The thick coat of hair that covers the bodies of mammals.