Recorded answers
844 recorded answers
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Compare animal anatomy with human anatomy, especially natural structures used for movement, protection or sensing the surroundings.
A little more
The answer must be an anatomical body part found in an animal but not in humans, not a shared organ, a behaviour or an object an animal carries.
Spelling clue
A recorded 100-point answer begins with “A” and contains 17 letters or digits, excluding spaces and punctuation.
Reveal answers 844
- Wolf teethDeep Cut85points
- X-organDeep Cut85points
- XiphihumeralisDeep Cut85points
- Y-organDeep Cut85points
- Zygodactyl feetDeep Cut85points
- Adhesive toe padsRare60points
- Air sacsRare60points
- Anal finRare60points
- Anal glandsRare60points
- BaculumRare60points
- BaleenRare60points
- Barb (stingray)Rare60points
- BarbelsRare60points
- Bell (jellyfish)Rare60points
- BlubberRare60points
- BristlesRare60points
- Caudal finRare60points
- CephalothoraxRare60points
- CerciRare60points
- Cheek pouchesRare60points
- CloacaRare60points
- CombRare60points
- Compound eyesRare60points
- Corkscrew penisRare60points
- CrestRare60points
- CropRare60points
- CuttleboneRare60points
- DewclawRare60points
- DewlapRare60points
- Dorsal finRare60points
- Ear tuftsRare60points
- Egg toothRare60points
- Electric organRare60points
- ElytraRare60points
- ExoskeletonRare60points
- EyestalksRare60points
- FetlockRare60points
- FleeceRare60points
- FlukesRare60points
- ForelegsRare60points
- Forked tongueRare60points
- FrillRare60points
- Gill slitsRare60points
- GizzardRare60points
- Gular pouchRare60points
- HacklesRare60points
- HemipenesRare60points
- Hind legsRare60points
- HockRare60points
- Hollow bonesRare60points