Animal body parts

2. The main physical part of a person or animal, excluding the head and limbs.
3. A part that extends from the back of some animals and helps with balance, movement, or communication.
6. Body parts at the ends of the legs, used for standing, walking, and running.
9. Body parts used by birds, insects, and some other animals for flying.
10. Small, hard or thin structures that cover and protect the skin of many animals, such as fish and reptiles.
11. Hard structures in the mouth used for biting, tearing, and chewing food.
13. The opening used for eating, drinking, breathing, and making sounds.
14. Organs used for seeing light, shapes, colors, and movement.
17. Flat body parts that help fish and other aquatic animals swim and steer.
18. The outer covering of the body that protects it from the environment.
19. Sharp, curved structures on the feet of some animals used for gripping, climbing, digging, or defense.

1. The organ used for smelling and breathing.
4. The upper limbs of a person, extending from the shoulders to the hands.
5. The limbs used for standing, walking, running, or moving.
6. Lightweight structures that cover birds and help with flight, warmth, and protection.
7. Body parts at the ends of the arms, used for holding, touching, and manipulating objects.
8. A hard, pointed mouthpart found in birds and some other animals, used for eating and other tasks.
12. The part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.
15. Organs used for hearing sounds and, in many animals, helping with balance.
16. Long, flexible body parts used by animals such as octopuses for touching, moving, catching food, or sensing.
17. A covering of soft hair that protects the bodies of many mammals.