P1120323  Jellyfish P1120331  Rabbit skeleton: only 8% of a rabbit's body mass P1120332  Lamb P1120334  Ostrich skeleton
P1120335  Lamb innards: 4 stomachs P1120341  Reindeer: antlers are re-generated annually P1120345  Goat: the first animal domesticated by humans P1120347  Sheep: domesticated sheep often lack horns
P1120350  Horse: walks on a single (hoofed) toe P1120352  Horse's head: ears can rotate 180 degrees; the large nose can detect minute odors but blocks the forward view P1120354  Cat P1120357  Cat's heart and lungs
P1120359  Dog: blood vessels P1120362  Bull: cows obtain nutrients to build large muscles by regurgitating food and chewing "cud" P1120366  Comparitive hearts of various species: generally, the bigger the heart, the bigger the animal; mammals and birds have 4 chambers, reptiles/amphibians 3, and fish 2 P1120375  Giraffe: same number of vertebrae as human (7) but much taller, with long neck enabling it to reach tall trees
P1120380  Camels: the humps store fat, not water P1120381  Camel innards P1120383  Leonardo Museum atrium P1120384  Leonardo Museum atrium
P1120388 P1120398  Leonardo Museum atrium