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Whiskers
- long hairs growing on an animal face (a cat)
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Beak
- a bird's hard mouth
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Ears
- two parts of the body that animals hear with
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Horns
- two hard, pointed parts of the animal body that grow on their heads
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Antlers
- the horns that look like branches (deer)
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Teeth
- parts inside the mouth that animals bite with
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Tusks
- two long teeth that come out of the animal mouth (an elephant)
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Wings
- two parts of the animal body that animal fly with
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Feathers
- soft parts of birds' body that cover their skin
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Hump
- the part of the animal's back (a camel)
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Shell
- a hard cover of the snail's body
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Trunk
- a long nose of the elephant
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Mane
- long hairs that grow on the animal's neck (a horse)
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Tail
- a long part of the animal's back
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Gills
- the part of the fish body that it breaths with
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Scales
- flat, small parts that cover the skin of fish
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Fins
- parts on the fish that help them to move and balance
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Antennae
- two sticks on the animal head to feel with
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Legs
- the parts of animals body used to walk on
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Feet
- the bottom parts of the legs on which animals stand
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Paws
- feet of animals with claws or nails (cats, dogs, bears)
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Claws
- hard endings of animals toes
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Hooves
- hard endings of animals legs (horses, goats)
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Fur
- thick hair that covers animal's skin
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Spots
- round patterns on the animal's body (a panther)
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Stripes
- long patterns on the animal's body (a zebra)
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Kennel- a small house for a dog
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Beehive
- a small house for bees
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Cowshed
- a building where cows are kept
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Henhouse
- a building where hens are kept
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Hutch
- a box made of wire for animals such as rabbits
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Pigsty
- a wooden building where pigs are kept
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Sheepfold
- a building where sheep are kept
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Stable
- a building where horses are kept
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School
- a group of fish such as whales, dolphins
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Swarm
- a group of bees, wasps
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Flock
- a group of sheep, goats
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Pound
- a place where animals are kept to protect them
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Homeless animals
- animals, especially pets that have no people to look after
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Leash
- a stripe tied to an animal to keep it close
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Bark
- a sound that dogs make
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cheep
- a sound that birds make
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Wag (a verb)
- a movement that an animal makes with a tail
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Yelp
- a sound that an animal makes in pain
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fetch ( a verb)- to make an animal (a dog) to take something from the place and bring it back
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Breed ( a verb)
- to keep animals, grow them for food
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Vet
- a person that treats animals
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Animal therapy
- a therapy that helps people get over the illness
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Leap
- a long jump
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Galop
- fast pace of a horse
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Nest
- the place where birds lay their eggs
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Tree hollow
- a place where animals hide and protect themselves
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Woodpecker
- a bird that makes holes in the tree to find insects to eat
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Den
- a place where wild animals hide, usually in the ground
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Lodge
- a place built by some animals to hide (beavers)
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Beaver
- an animal that lives in water and builds lodges
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Kitten
- a young cat
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Hunting box
- a place where hunters watch animals to hunt
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Fawn
- a young deer
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Turkey
- a farm animal that looks like a hen but it is larger
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Goose
- a white farm animal with a long neck and short legs
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Hen
- a farm animal, a female chicken
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Eel
- a long fish that looks like a snail
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Herring
- a silver fish that lives in the sea
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Salmon
- a large fish with pink meat that lives in the see
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Freshwater fish
- fish that does not live in salty water
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Saltwater fish
- fish that lives in salty water
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Rhinoceros
- an animal that has a horn on its nose
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Bull
- a male cow
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Cock
- a male chicken
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Rabbit
- an animal with a soft fur, long ears usually lives in farms
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Mouse
- a small animal with a long tail that cats hunt on
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Goat
- an animal that lives in the mountains
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Sheep
- a farm animal that has skin covered with wool
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Roe deer
- a female deer
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Wild boar
- a wild pig
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Muzzle
- a mouth and nose of a dog or a horse
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Domesticate ( a verb)
- to make an animal feel comfortable with people
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Pet ( a verb)
- to stroke an animal with affection
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Train ( a verb)
- teach a person or an animal special skills
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Glass cage
- a glass box in which an animal is kept
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Cage
- a box made of bars in which animals are kept
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Bullfighting
- an activity in which people fight with bulls
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Rodeo
- a competition in which cowboys need to ride wild horses and show their skills
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Rider
- a person that rides horses or camels
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Horse
- a farm animal which is used to carry heavy things and ride it
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Colt
- a young horse
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Mare
- a female horse
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Howl
- a sound of animal such as a wolf
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Bat
- an animal that is similar to a mouse but with wings
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Hyena
- an animal similar to a dog which lives in Africa
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Owl
- a bird with big eyes that sleeps during the day
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Stork
- a big bird with long legs and long beak
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Frog
- an amphibian, usually green or brown that leaps
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Grasshopper
- an insect with long legs that leaps on the plants and gives the specific sound
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Ladybird
- a tiny red beetle with black spots
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Seagull
- a white bird that lives near the sea
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Hawk
- a large bird that catches small birds and animals for food
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Animal feed
- a special food for animals
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Seahorse
- a small fish that swims in a vertical position
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