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Birds have wings rather than arms. Wings help birds to fly.

Animals - Parts of Animal Bodies

Animals have different body parts to help them live. Paws, claws, fins, wings, tails and whiskers each have special jobs for moving, hunting, sensing and staying safe.

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Fascinating Fact:

Paws and claws. Cats and dogs have paws. Some animals have claws to grip, climb, or catch.

In KS1 Science, children learn that animal body parts are carefully matched to their needs. Feet for running, wings for flying, fins for swimming and teeth, beaks or claws for feeding and defence.

Key Terms

Paw: A soft animal foot, often with pads and claws, used for walking and gripping.
Claw: A sharp, curved nail that helps animals catch food, climb or defend themselves.
Whiskers: Long sensitive hairs that help animals sense objects and spaces around them.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What are the main parts of an animal's body for KS1?

KS1 children learn simple body parts such as head, eyes, ears, mouth, legs, feet, wings, fins and tail. Each part has a job, like seeing, hearing, moving or feeding.

How do paws, hooves and claws help animals?

Paws give grip and padding, hooves support heavy bodies on hard ground, and claws help some animals climb, dig, hold food or protect themselves.

Why do some animals have whiskers or long tails?

Whiskers help animals feel nearby objects, especially in the dark. Long tails can help with balance, steering when running or swimming, or swishing insects away.

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Why do frogs have such big back legs?

So they can see a long way

So they can jump a long way

So they can hear a long way

So they can walk on two legs

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2 .

What do animals have in their head?

Legs and wings

Legs and arms

Mouth and eyes

Chest and stomach

Most animals also have ears. But sometimes you can’t see them

3 .

Why do birds have wings?

So they can fly

So they can keep warm

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Can you think of a bird that cannot fly? - A penguin

4 .

Crocodiles are always on the lookout for a meal. Why do they have eyes on the top of their head?

So the eyes stay dry

So they can see their next meal above the water

So they can swim

So they look frightening

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5 .

This animal can fly. But it is not a bird. What is it?

Fox

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6 .

What do fish have instead of legs and arms?

Tails

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7 .

Some animals live in shells. Why do they live in shells?

So they are safe

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So they can make music

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8 .

Most animals have a tail. Can you think of an animal that does NOT have a tail?

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9 .

Some birds have webbed feet. Why do ducks have webbed feet?

So they can waddle

So they can run

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10 .

Turtles swim in the sea. What do turtles have instead of arms and legs?

Tails

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Author: David Bland (Former Physics Teacher, KS1 Science & Geography Quiz Writer)

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