lightproducedby livingorganismsthe bodysystem thatbreaks downfood andabsorbsnutrientsspecial cellsthat collect infoand transmitelectricalimpulsesan animalthat eatsdeadanimalsa system ofspecial organsthat rid ananimal’s bodyof cell wastesa willingnessto attackanotherindividualthe organsystem that ananimal orhuman uses tomove aroundthe organ systemthat ensures thatall the bodysystems of ananimal worktogetheran organ thatexchangesgases withaquaticsurroundingsan animal thatgets most or allof its energyand nutrientsfrom eatingother animalsan area thatan animalclaims asits ownan animal thatstrains tinyalgae, protists,or other fooditems out of thewateran unlearnedtype ofbehavior thatan animal iscapable of frombirththe form ofdigestion thatuses chemicalsto break downfood moleculesinto nutrientsthe organsystem thatsupports thebodies ofmany animalsa seasonallongdistancetripa type of sexualreproduction inwhich thesperm and eggunite inside thefemale’s bodya tiny openingthat takes in airalong the sideof the body ofcertain animalsa muscularorgan forpumpingblood throughthe bodya complexinnate behaviorthat occurs overa longer periodof time than areflex doesa type of sexualreproduction inwhich the spermand egg uniteoutside theparents' bodiesthe organ inmaleanimals thatproducessperman animalthat acarnivoreeatsan organ thatconductsblood throughan animal'sbodya behaviorthat an animalperformswhile seekinga matethe form ofdigestion thatgrinds andcrushes foodinto smallerparticlesto warmeggs oroffspringan organ invertebratesthat filterswastes fromthe blooda type ofbehavior thatis developedby observationand trainingan organ invertebrates thatexchangesgases with theairthe process inwhich a younganimal followsand imitates thenearest movingobjectthe multiple organsthat work togetherto transportnutrients andoxygen to cells andremoves wastesand carbon dioxidean animalthat feedson plantsa chemical thatcauses thosenear anindividual tobehave inspecific waysthe organ inplants andfemale animalsand humansthat produceeggsan immediate,inborn,involuntaryreaction to astimulusan animalthat will eatboth plantand animalmatterthe female organwhere humansand mostmammals protecttheir embryosprior to birththe way that ananimal interactswith otheranimals or withits environmentthe multipleorgans thatbring in oxygenand removecarbon dioxidefrom the bodya type ofgrowth thatinvolves achange tothe bodya bundleofneuronslightproducedby livingorganismsthe bodysystem thatbreaks downfood andabsorbsnutrientsspecial cellsthat collect infoand transmitelectricalimpulsesan animalthat eatsdeadanimalsa system ofspecial organsthat rid ananimal’s bodyof cell wastesa willingnessto attackanotherindividualthe organsystem that ananimal orhuman uses tomove aroundthe organ systemthat ensures thatall the bodysystems of ananimal worktogetheran organ thatexchangesgases withaquaticsurroundingsan animal thatgets most or allof its energyand nutrientsfrom eatingother animalsan area thatan animalclaims asits ownan animal thatstrains tinyalgae, protists,or other fooditems out of thewateran unlearnedtype ofbehavior thatan animal iscapable of frombirththe form ofdigestion thatuses chemicalsto break downfood moleculesinto nutrientsthe organsystem thatsupports thebodies ofmany animalsa seasonallongdistancetripa type of sexualreproduction inwhich thesperm and eggunite inside thefemale’s bodya tiny openingthat takes in airalong the sideof the body ofcertain animalsa muscularorgan forpumpingblood throughthe bodya complexinnate behaviorthat occurs overa longer periodof time than areflex doesa type of sexualreproduction inwhich the spermand egg uniteoutside theparents' bodiesthe organ inmaleanimals thatproducessperman animalthat acarnivoreeatsan organ thatconductsblood throughan animal'sbodya behaviorthat an animalperformswhile seekinga matethe form ofdigestion thatgrinds andcrushes foodinto smallerparticlesto warmeggs oroffspringan organ invertebratesthat filterswastes fromthe blooda type ofbehavior thatis developedby observationand trainingan organ invertebrates thatexchangesgases with theairthe process inwhich a younganimal followsand imitates thenearest movingobjectthe multiple organsthat work togetherto transportnutrients andoxygen to cells andremoves wastesand carbon dioxidean animalthat feedson plantsa chemical thatcauses thosenear anindividual tobehave inspecific waysthe organ inplants andfemale animalsand humansthat produceeggsan immediate,inborn,involuntaryreaction to astimulusan animalthat will eatboth plantand animalmatterthe female organwhere humansand mostmammals protecttheir embryosprior to birththe way that ananimal interactswith otheranimals or withits environmentthe multipleorgans thatbring in oxygenand removecarbon dioxidefrom the bodya type ofgrowth thatinvolves achange tothe bodya bundleofneurons

Animal Structure, Functions, Reproduction Definitions - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. light produced by living organisms
  2. the body system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
  3. special cells that collect info and transmit electrical impulses
  4. an animal that eats dead animals
  5. a system of special organs that rid an animal’s body of cell wastes
  6. a willingness to attack another individual
  7. the organ system that an animal or human uses to move around
  8. the organ system that ensures that all the body systems of an animal work together
  9. an organ that exchanges gases with aquatic surroundings
  10. an animal that gets most or all of its energy and nutrients from eating other animals
  11. an area that an animal claims as its own
  12. an animal that strains tiny algae, protists, or other food items out of the water
  13. an unlearned type of behavior that an animal is capable of from birth
  14. the form of digestion that uses chemicals to break down food molecules into nutrients
  15. the organ system that supports the bodies of many animals
  16. a seasonal long distance trip
  17. a type of sexual reproduction in which the sperm and egg unite inside the female’s body
  18. a tiny opening that takes in air along the side of the body of certain animals
  19. a muscular organ for pumping blood through the body
  20. a complex innate behavior that occurs over a longer period of time than a reflex does
  21. a type of sexual reproduction in which the sperm and egg unite outside the parents' bodies
  22. the organ in male animals that produces sperm
  23. an animal that a carnivore eats
  24. an organ that conducts blood through an animal's body
  25. a behavior that an animal performs while seeking a mate
  26. the form of digestion that grinds and crushes food into smaller particles
  27. to warm eggs or offspring
  28. an organ in vertebrates that filters wastes from the blood
  29. a type of behavior that is developed by observation and training
  30. an organ in vertebrates that exchanges gases with the air
  31. the process in which a young animal follows and imitates the nearest moving object
  32. the multiple organs that work together to transport nutrients and oxygen to cells and removes wastes and carbon dioxide
  33. an animal that feeds on plants
  34. a chemical that causes those near an individual to behave in specific ways
  35. the organ in plants and female animals and humans that produce eggs
  36. an immediate, inborn, involuntary reaction to a stimulus
  37. an animal that will eat both plant and animal matter
  38. the female organ where humans and most mammals protect their embryos prior to birth
  39. the way that an animal interacts with other animals or with its environment
  40. the multiple organs that bring in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the body
  41. a type of growth that involves a change to the body
  42. a bundle of neurons