Animal Diagrams: Name Every Numbered Part

One line drawing per subject, a number on every part, and a blank copy to print.

These drawings show animals and the things people build for them, part by part. The first is a Langstroth beehive taken apart from cover to stand.

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Hives, tack and pet gear 10

What people build for animals: a beehive box by box, a dog collar, and horse tack from bridle to harness.

Parts of a BeehiveA Langstroth hive pulled apart beside one of its frames: outer cover, inner cover, honey super, queen excluder, brood box, bottom board, hive stand and 13 smaller parts. Rabbet · Bottom board · Comb
Label the Parts of a Beehive QuizA quiz from the first screen on the beehive drawing: find the covers, boxes, floor and stand, then the entrance, the bars of a frame and three small features. Honey super · Frames · Outer cover
Parts of a BridleAn English bridle on a horse's head from the side: crownpiece, browband, throatlatch, cheekpieces, noseband, bit and reins. Noseband · Browband · Throatlatch
Parts of a Bridle WorksheetAn English bridle on a horse's head as a worksheet: seven numbered parts, a line for each name, and a key. Browband · Noseband · Crownpiece
Parts of a Western SaddleA Western saddle from the side: horn, swells, seat, cantle, skirt, blanket, conchos, fender, stirrup, cinch ring, latigo, front cinch and back cinch. Front cinch · Cinch ring · Swells
Parts of a SpurA western spur: 9 numbered parts, from the heel band, buttons, strap and heel chain to the shank, chap guard, rowel and jingle bobs. Rowel · Spur strap · Heel chain
Parts of a Dog Collar and LeashStrap, buckle, tongue, holes, D-ring and ID tag on the collar; handle loop, webbing, swivel and snap hook on the leash.
Parts of a Horse HalterNoseband, crownpiece, cheekpiece, throatlatch, chin strap, connecting strap, tie ring, buckle, two snaps and the lead rope.
Parts of a Horse HarnessCollar, hames, traces, saddle, girth, terrets, back strap, crupper, hip strap and breeching on a horse, then the bridle, blinders and bit.
Parts of an English SaddlePommel, seat, cantle, skirt, flap, knee roll, panel, stirrup leather, stirrup iron and girth, then the billets, stirrup bar and sweat flap under the flap.

Crabs, insects and other small animals 30

Small animals drawn large, a bumble bee, a wasp and an ant among them, and a bearded dragon and a chameleon beside the snake and the turtle: the shells, the legs, the claws and wings, and the mouthparts of each.

Parts of a CrabA crab from above and from underneath: 8 numbered parts, from the carapace, eyestalks and claws to the mouthparts and the folded apron. Antennae · Eyes · Claws
Parts of a SnakeA rattlesnake: 11 numbered parts, from the forked tongue, fang, heat pit and spectacle to the dorsal and ventral scales, vent and rattle. Subcaudal scales · Spectacle · Dorsal scales
Label the Parts of a SnakeA rattlesnake's head, body and underside as a worksheet: eleven numbered parts, a line for each name, and a key. Vent · Spectacle · Rattle
Parts of a TurtleA turtle: 12 numbered parts, from the carapace, plastron and bridge to the vertebral, costal and marginal scutes and the toothless beak. Front legs · Vertebral scutes · Head
Turtle Anatomy QuizA quiz from the first screen on the turtle drawing: find the carapace and its three kinds of scute from above, then the beak, bridge and plastron side-on. Bridge · Beak · Front legs
Turtle LabelingA turtle from above and side-on as a worksheet: twelve numbered parts of the shell and the body, a line for each name, and a key. Tail · Costal scutes · Hind legs
Parts of a Spider for KidsA spider: 10 numbered parts, from the eyes, chelicerae and eight legs to the pedicel, abdomen, fangs, book lungs and spinnerets. Pedicel · Eyes · Chelicerae
Body Parts of a TarantulaA tarantula from above and below and one leg enlarged: carapace, fangs, book lungs, urticating hairs and the seven leg segments.
Label the Body Parts of a TarantulaA tarantula from above as a worksheet: eight numbered body parts from the carapace to the spinnerets, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a CricketA male and a female cricket from above, and the male's forewing up close: file, scraper, harp and mirror.
Body Parts of a WaspA paper wasp from the side and from above: head, mandibles, thorax, thin waist, banded abdomen, stinger and both pairs of wings.
Body Parts of a Monarch ButterflyA monarch butterfly from above and from the side: head, thorax, abdomen, wings, antennae, proboscis, legs, scales.
Parts of a CaterpillarHead, thorax, abdomen, true legs, prolegs, spiracles, horn and anal prolegs, then the simple eyes and the crochets close up.
Parts of a MantisHead, antennae, eyes, prothorax, abdomen, walking legs, wings and grasping forelegs, then the coxa, femur, tibia and spines of one foreleg.
Parts of a DragonflyHead, compound eyes, antennae, thorax, abdomen, wings, legs and claspers, then the veins, nodus and pterostigma of one wing and the mask of a nymph.
Dragonfly LabelingA dragonfly from above, one wing and a nymph as a worksheet: thirteen numbered parts, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a FlyHead, compound eyes, thorax, abdomen, wings, legs and halteres on a house fly, then the antenna and proboscis of the head and the claws and pads of a foot.
Label the Parts of a FlyA house fly as a worksheet: twelve numbered parts on the fly from above and on its head and one foot close up, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a GrasshopperHead, antennae, thorax, abdomen, legs and wings on a grasshopper, then its jumping leg, its ear, its ovipositor and the five parts of its mouth.
Unlabeled Grasshopper DiagramThe grasshopper drawing with nothing written on it, to print and fill in: twelve lines on the body, five on the mouth, and an answer key.
Parts of a Bug: The Body Parts of an InsectA plain insect from the side: head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, eyes, wings, legs and spiracles. Then one leg, piece by piece.
Parts of a LadybugHead, antennae, legs, elytra (wing covers), hind wings, abdomen, pronotum and spots on a ladybug, then its eggs, larva and pupa.
Label the Parts of a LadybugA ladybug as a worksheet: eleven numbered parts on the beetle at rest and taking off and on its eggs, larva and pupa, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a LobsterAntennae, antennules, eyes, rostrum, carapace, crusher and ripper claws, walking legs, tail and tail fan, then swimmerets, telson and uropods.
Parts of a Bumble BeeHead, thorax, abdomen, antennae, eyes and legs on a bumble bee, then its jaws, tongue, pollen basket and stinger, and the two pairs of wings from above.
Body Parts of a ScorpionPincers, pedipalps, chelicerae, carapace, eyes, legs, mesosoma, tail, telson and stinger from above, then the pectines, book lungs and sternites underneath.
Label the SnailA land snail's shell, foot, head and tentacles, its breathing pore, and the apex, spire and aperture of the shell.
Parts of an AntHead, antennae, mandibles, mesosoma, petiole, gaster, legs and stinger on a worker ant, then a queen and a male with wings beside a worker.
Body Parts of a Bearded DragonA bearded dragon's beard, side spines, ear opening, legs, claws and tail, then the third eye on its crown and the femoral pores and vent underneath.
Body Parts of a ChameleonA veiled chameleon to label: casque, eye, mouth, tongue, skin, back crest, foot, spur and prehensile tail.

Birds, fish and mammals 45

Animals with a backbone, whole or close up, from a penguin to a seahorse: beaks, flippers, fins, hooves, paws and an egg. A bird's head, a hammerhead shark, a platypus, a sea lion and a bat are here, and one imaginary animal, the dragon.

Parts of a CowA dairy cow side-on: 24 numbered parts, from the poll, muzzle and dewlap to the withers, hip, pin bones, udder, teats, hock and hoof. Teats · Neck · Muzzle
Blank Cow Anatomy Diagram to LabelThe cow drawing with nothing written on it, to print and fill in: 24 parts from the muzzle to the teats, with a word list and an answer key. Muzzle · Rear udder · Neck
Parts of a PigA market hog side-on: 19 numbered parts, from the snout, jowl and shoulder to the loin, ham, stifle, hock, pastern and toes. Loin · Forearm · Hock
Parts of a GoatA dairy goat side-on: 21 numbered parts, from the muzzle, poll and withers to the chine, thurl, udder, hock and dewclaws. Pastern · Thigh · Dewclaw
Unlabeled Diagram of Goat PartsA dairy doe from the side with 21 unnamed parts, muzzle to dewclaw, to print and label, with a word list and a key. Withers · Dewclaw · Loin
Parts of a CatA cat side-on: 20 numbered parts, from the ears, whiskers and nose leather to the ribs, hock, toes and paw pads. Chest · Foreleg · Thigh
Unlabeled Cat DiagramA cat side-on with 20 unnamed parts, ears to hock, to print and label by hand, with a word list and an answer key. Eyes · Thigh · Ears
Parts of a ChickenA rooster side-on: 16 numbered parts, from the comb, wattles and hackles to the saddle, sickles, wing bar, shank, spur and toes. Main tail · Saddle · Primaries
Chicken Anatomy QuizA quiz from the first screen on the rooster drawing: find the comb, wattles, hackles and sickles, then the saddle, wing bow, wing bar and spur. Comb · Hackles · Breast
Unlabeled Diagram of Chicken AnatomyA rooster with a line to each of sixteen outside parts and no names: print it, label it by hand, check it with the key. Breast · Wing bow · Comb
Parts of a WhaleA humpback whale and a toothed whale's head: 13 numbered parts, from the flukes, flipper and blowholes to the baleen, blubber and melon. Dorsal fin · Teeth · Tubercles
Label the Parts of a WhaleA humpback whale and a toothed whale's head as a worksheet: thirteen numbered parts, a line for each name, and a key. Tubercles · Baleen · Teeth
Parts of a DuckA male mallard: 11 numbered parts, from the green head, bill and white collar to the speculum, curled tail feather and webbed feet. Breast · White collar · Bill
Label the Parts of a Duck for KidsA male mallard as a worksheet for kids: eleven numbered parts, head to webbed feet, a line for each name, and a key. Wing · Curled tail feather · Breast
Parts of a SheepPoll, face, muzzle, top of shoulder, back, loin, rump, dock, shoulder, ribs, leg of lamb, breast, flanks, belly, knee, hock and pastern.
Parts of a DeerAntlers, ear, nose, throat patch and tail on a buck, the parts of one antler, and the hock, scent glands, dewclaws and hoof of the hind legs.
Label the Parts of a DeerA white-tailed buck as a worksheet: ten numbered parts on the deer from the side and on one antler enlarged, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a Chicken HeadComb, beak, nostril, eye, ear, earlobe and wattles on a rooster's head, then the single, rose, pea and walnut combs side by side.
Egg Diagram Labeled: the Parts of an EggShell, shell membranes, air cell, thin white, thick white, chalazae, yolk, vitelline membrane and germinal disc on an egg cut in half.
Parts of a Bird ActivityA songbird to label: eight first parts, then the crown, nape, lore, rump, flank, wing bars, primaries and secondaries.
Parts of a Bird's HeadA sparrow's head to label: forehead, crown, nape, lore, eye-ring, ear coverts, chin and throat, four stripes, and the bill with its culmen and nostril.
Parts of a PenguinBeak, eye, head, flipper, back, belly, tail and feet on an emperor penguin, then its breast, throat, ear patch, claws and brood patch.
Parts of a Turkey Body and HeadA tom turkey's tail fan, beard and spur, and his head up close with the snood, wattle and caruncles.
Parts of a GiraffeA giraffe's neck, hump, sloping back, legs and tail tuft, and its head up close with the ossicones, tongue and lips.
Label the Parts of a GiraffeA giraffe from the side as a worksheet: eleven numbered parts from neck to tail tuft, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a TunaA tuna's fins, finlets, keel and tail, and where the akami, chutoro and otoro cuts sit on the fish.
Body Parts of a Hammerhead SharkA hammerhead shark to label: six kinds of fin from the side, then the cephalofoil, eyes, nostrils, notch, pores, mouth and teeth from below.
Parts of a Betta FishMouth, eye, gill cover, scales, fin rays and the five kinds of fin on a long-finned male betta.
External Parts of a HorseMane, neck, withers, back, loin, croup, barrel, flank, knee, hock and hoof on a standing horse, then nine parts of its head.
Parts of a Horse HoofA horse hoof from the side and from below: coronet, wall, toe, quarter, heel, sole, frog, bars, white line and heel bulbs.
External Horse Hoof Parts for LabelingA horse hoof as a worksheet: the side view and the underside, thirteen numbered parts from coronet to heel bulbs, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a Horse's LegElbow, forearm, chestnut, knee, cannon, fetlock, ergot, pastern, coronet and hoof, then the thigh, stifle, gaskin and hock of the hind leg.
Parts of a Bird WingA bird's spread wing from above: primaries, secondaries, tertials, coverts, alula and scapulars, then the bones that hold them.
Bird Wing Anatomy QuizA quiz from the first screen on the bird wing drawing: find nine feather groups from primaries to scapulars, then the humerus, radius, ulna, hand bone and fingers.
Parts of a RabbitEars, eye, nose, whiskers, legs, hind foot and tail on a sitting rabbit, then the dewlap, shoulder, loin, rump and hock.
Rabbit Diagram With No LabelsA sitting rabbit with a line to each of fifteen parts and no names, ears to hock, to print for a class, with its key.
Parts of a Dog Paw, and a Cat's PawThree paws from underneath: a dog's front paw, a dog's hind paw and a cat's front paw, with the pads, the claws and the dewclaw named.
Label the Pads of a Dog PawA dog's front paw, its hind paw and a cat's paw as a worksheet: twelve numbered pads and claws, a line for each name, and a key.
Parts of a SeahorseA seahorse from the side: head, snout, eye, coronet, neck, trunk, prehensile tail, dorsal fin, pectoral fin, bony rings, brood pouch.
Body Parts of a PlatypusA platypus to label: bill, nostrils, eye, ear opening, front foot, hind foot, tail and fur, then the webbing, the claws and a male's spur.
Body Parts of a Sea LionA sea lion's flippers, claws, tail, neck and coat, and its head up close with the ear flap, whiskers, snout and crest.
Label the Sea Lion Fill in the Blank WorksheetA fill in the blank worksheet: a sea lion and its head up close, twelve lines to label and an answer key, with a word bank on the page.
Bat Labeling Worksheet: Body Parts of a BatA bat with its wings spread: ears, eyes, fur, feet and tail, the forearm, wrist, thumb and fingers inside the wing, and the tragus, tail membrane and calcar.
Body Parts of a DragonTwo imaginary dragons: wings, scales, legs and a barbed tail on a European dragon; a snake-like body, antlers, whiskers, claws and a pearl on a Chinese dragon.
Label a Polar Bear WorksheetA polar bear to label: ears, eye, nose, neck, coat, paws and tail, with close-ups of the claws, the sole, the two layers of fur, the skin and the fat.

Meat cuts on the animal 9

Where each named cut sits on the animal, then a brisket, a ribeye and a porterhouse enlarged.

Lamb Cuts DiagramShoulder, rack, loin, leg, breast, foreshank, neck, sirloin, flank and hindshank on a lamb from the side.
Parts of Meat on a DeerNeck, shoulder, backstrap, tenderloin, ribs, flank, hind leg and shank on a deer from the side.
Parts of a Turkey for CookingBreast, drumstick, thigh, wing, back and wishbone on a whole turkey, then the neck, heart, liver and gizzard.
Parts of a Cow for MeatChuck, rib, brisket, plate, shank, short loin, sirloin, round and flank on a steer from the side.
Beef Cuts QuizA quiz from the first screen on the steer drawing: find the chuck, rib, brisket, plate and shank, then the four cuts of the hindquarter.
Parts of a Pig Meat DiagramJowl, Boston butt, picnic shoulder, fatback, loin, spareribs, belly, leg, hocks and feet on a pig from the side.
Parts of a BrisketFlat, point, fat cap, fat layer and deckle on a brisket cut through, then the brisket, breastbone and ribs on a steer.
Parts of a Ribeye SteakEye, cap, lip, marbling, complexus and multifidus on a boneless ribeye steak, then the rib bone on a bone-in one.
Parts of a Porterhouse SteakA porterhouse steak to label: strip loin, tenderloin, T-shaped bone and marbling, then the short loin on the steer and a T-bone steak.

Read the names on a drawing, then name the parts yourself and print it.

Hives, tack and pet gear 10

Crabs, insects and other small animals 30

Birds, fish and mammals 45

Meat cuts on the animal 9

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