Cat Anatomy Crossword Puzzle

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Skeleton: 230-250 bones make up this, depending on the length of their tail and the presence of extra toes.
Muscles: Cats have around 500 of them, which give them their agility and strength.
Digestive: The system in cats that make up a simple stomach and a short tract, suited for a carnivorous diet.
Respiratory: The system in cats that use their diaphragm to breathe and have a higher respiratory rate than humans.
Circulatory: The system in Cats that have a strong, four-chambered heart that pumps blood through their body.
Nervous: The system in cats that controls their keen senses and reflexes.
Sensory Organs: Cats have excellent vision, especially in low light, acute hearing, and a highly sensitive sense of smell.
Integumentary: This System includes their skin, fur, and claws, which protect and insulate their bodies.
Reproductive:  Female cats are polyestrous, meaning they can go into heat multiple times a year.
Urinary: The system in cats that uses the kidneys and are highly efficient at conserving water, allowing them to thrive on a diet low in moisture.
Lymphatic: This system helps to protect cats from infections and disease by producing and transporting lymph, a fluid containing infection-fighting white blood cells.
Endocrine: This system in Cats have glands that secrete hormones, which regulate various body functions, such as metabolism and growth.

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skeleton: 230-250 bones make up this, depending on the length of their tail and the presence of extra toes.
muscles: cats have around 500 of them, which give them their agility and strength.
digestive: the system in cats that make up a simple stomach and a short tract, suited for a carnivorous diet.
respiratory: the system in cats that use their diaphragm to breathe and have a higher respiratory rate than humans.
circulatory: the system in cats that have a strong, four-chambered heart that pumps blood through their body.
nervous: the system in cats that controls their keen senses and reflexes.
sensory organs: cats have excellent vision, especially in low light, acute hearing, and a highly sensitive sense of smell.
integumentary: this system includes their skin, fur, and claws, which protect and insulate their bodies.
reproductive: female cats are polyestrous, meaning they can go into heat multiple times a year.
urinary: the system in cats that uses the kidneys and are highly efficient at conserving water, allowing them to thrive on a diet low in moisture.
lymphatic: this system helps to protect cats from infections and disease by producing and transporting lymph, a fluid containing infection-fighting white blood cells.
endocrine: this system in cats have glands that secrete hormones, which regulate various body functions, such as metabolism and growth.