Animal anatomy

Animal anatomy refers to the structure of an animal's body, including bones, muscles, organs, and tissues. Bones provide support and shape, while muscles enable movement. Organs like the heart and lungs keep the animal alive by circulating blood and oxygen. Skin protects internal parts and helps regulate temperature. Different animals have unique features suited to their lifestyles, such as wings for birds or fins for fish. Understanding anatomy helps us learn how animals move, survive, and interact with their environment, fostering better care, conservation, and scientific knowledge.