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Animals and Human Body Basics

Manual: General · Subject: General Science

Learn how animals survive and how the human body is organized.

Animal life and body systems

How animals survive

Animals are living things that get energy by eating other organisms. They need oxygen, water, food, and a safe environment. Different animals have different body structures that help them survive.

Human body systems

The human body has many systems that work together. The digestive system breaks down food, the respiratory system brings in oxygen, the circulatory system moves blood, and the nervous system helps control actions and senses.

Basic body systems

Digestive system
Breaks down food into usable materials
Respiratory system
Takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
Circulatory system
Moves blood through the body
Nervous system
Sends signals and helps the body respond

Which body system brings oxygen into the body?

Animal needs vs. plant needs

Animals

  • Eat food for energy
  • Need oxygen
  • Often move from place to place

Plants

  • Make food with photosynthesis
  • Need light, water, and carbon dioxide
  • Usually stay rooted in one place

What does the digestive system do?

Name one human body system.

Why do animals need food?

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Health note

Good science does not replace medical advice. If you have health concerns, ask a qualified professional.