Animal Anatomy and Functions

The video explores the diversity of animal movement and breathing, highlighting how animals are classified based on their body parts and functions. It delves into the significance of the head, senses, and specialized features like antennae and tusks. The discussion extends to body structure, movement, and the role of coverings like scales and fur in protection. Various modes of locomotion, including walking, flying, and swimming, are examined, emphasizing the adaptability of animals to their environments.

What is the primary reason scientists classify animals?

• To make them easier to hunt

• To simplify the study of animals

• To increase their population

• To make them more attractive

Which part of an animal's body contains the brain?

• Head

• Legs

• Tail

• Stomach

Which animal is known for its sharp sense of hearing?

• Eagle

• Bat

• Elephant

• Shark

What is the function of a butterfly's antennae?

• To smell

• To see

• To eat

• To fly

What is the difference between a horn and a rhino's horn?

• Horns are temporary, rhino's horn is permanent

• Horns are made of bone, rhino's horn is made of hair

• Horns are used for eating, rhino's horn is for decoration

• Horns are on the head, rhino's horn is on the nose

What is the primary function of scales on a crocodile?

• To store water

• To attract mates

• To protect from sun

• To help them swim

How do cats maintain their balance when jumping?

• Using their ears

• Using their tail

• Using their paws

• Using their whiskers

Which animals are known to have more than six legs?

• Lions and tigers

• Spiders and centipedes

• Cats and dogs

• Birds and fish

What is the primary function of feathers on birds?

• To dig

• To fly

• To climb

• To swim

Which animal uses its belly to move?

• Bird

• Snake

• Cat

• Fish