Sight
This transparent cover allows light to enter the eye
What is cornea
This part of the ear acts as a funnel for sound to enter the ear canal
What is pinna
These are not just found on your tongue, but also your throat or roof of your mouth
What are taste buds
The largest organ of our body that allows us to feel things
What is skin
The nose is made mainly of this
What is cartilage
While light passes through the pupil, this part of the eye helps regulate the amount of light that enters the eye
What is iris
This part of the ear acts a lot like a drum
What is tympanic membrane
The five basic tastes
What is sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami
This layer of skin protects us from bacteria and allows oxygen and sweat to pass through
What is epidermis
These hairs contain receptors that allow us to smell
What is the olfactory epithelium
This part of the eye helps focus the image that we are seeing
What is lens
These bones form the ossicle
What is hammer, anvil, and stapes
The tongue is full of these receptors
What are chemoreceptors
This layer of skin contains blood capillaries, sweat glands, and different kinds of receptors
What is dermis
The brain and the spinal cord send messages to the rest of the body through this specific nervous system
What is the central nervous system (CNS)
The retina surrounds the eye, but it is filled with these receptors that help the eye communicate with the optic nerve
What are photoreceptors
Known as snail in latin, it's a circular tube filled with tiny hairs and liquid
What is cochlea
You can taste umami in these kinds of foods
What is soy sauce, cheese, mushrooms
This layer of skin regulates body temperature and is where hair growth happens
What is hypodermis
The nerves and ganglia make up this specific nervous system
What is the peripheral nervous system (PNS)
The eye is not empty, instead, it is filled with this
Vitreous body
The cochlear nerve sends vibrations to these kinds of receptors
What are mechanoreceptors
Food molecules bind to the receptors on these
What are microvilli
These are the different receptors that live in the dermis layer of our skin
What are mechanoreceptors, thermoreceptors, and nociceptors
A ball is coming towards your face. This specific nervous system tells your legs to move out of the way
What is the peripheral nervous system (PNS)