Labeled Science Diagrams

Snail

Shell: The snail’s hard protective outer covering, made of calcium carbonate. Foot: The large muscle that the snail uses to move, located on the underside of the body. Tentacles: The two longer tentacles on the…

Head: At the front of the snake, the head contains the brain and sensory organs, such as the eyes, nostrils, and tongue. Eyes: Located on either side of the head, the eyes allow the snake…

Tread: The tread is the part of the tire that comes in contact with the road. It is designed to provide traction, grip, and stability to the tire. Sidewall: The sidewall is the vertical part…

Tower: The tall structure that supports the wind turbine and houses the mechanical and electrical equipment. Rotor: The blades and hub assembly that convert wind energy into rotational energy. Blades: The long, curved parts of…

Antennae: A pair of long sensory appendages that help the grasshopper to detect its surroundings. Compound Eye: Large compound eyes that enable the grasshopper to see in different directions. Head: The front part of the…

A hurricane is a powerful, rotating storm that forms over warm ocean waters. Eye: The center of the hurricane is the eye, which is a relatively calm area of low pressure. This is where the…

Labeled Science Diagrams

Snail

Snake

Tire

Wind Turbine

Grasshopper

Hurricane