Recorded answers
844 recorded answers
Get a hint
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
- Tapetum lucidumRare60points
- Third eyelidRare60points
- Train (peacock)Rare60points
- Tube feetRare60points
- Turkey beardRare60points
- UdderRare60points
- Urticating hairsRare60points
- Venom glandRare60points
- Vocal sacRare60points
- WattlesRare60points
- WishboneRare60points
- WithersRare60points
- AntennaeSchooler30points
- AntlersSchooler30points
- BlowholeSchooler30points
- FangsSchooler30points
- FlippersSchooler30points
- HoovesSchooler30points
- HumpSchooler30points
- ManeSchooler30points
- PawsSchooler30points
- PincersSchooler30points
- PouchSchooler30points
- QuillsSchooler30points
- ScalesSchooler30points
- ShellSchooler30points
- SnoutSchooler30points
- SpinesSchooler30points
- StingerSchooler30points
- TalonsSchooler30points
- TentaclesSchooler30points
- TrunkSchooler30points
- TusksSchooler30points
- Webbed feetSchooler30points
- WhiskersSchooler30points
- BeakPlankton10points
- ClawsPlankton10points
- FeathersPlankton10points
- FinsPlankton10points
- FurPlankton10points
- GillsPlankton10points
- HornsPlankton10points
- TailPlankton10points
- WingsPlankton10points