Eyes
The coloured part of the eye, under the sclera.
What is Iris?
This acts like a funnel to collect and direct sound waves.
What is pinna?
It humidifies, warms and filters inspired air.
What is nasal cavity?
Tiny hairs on the taste buds.
What is taste hairs?
This focuses the light on to the retina.
What is lens?
The hole in the center of the iris muscles.
What is Pupil?
It consists of the ear drum that vibrates, and three small bones that make sound vibrations stronger.
What is the middle ear?
Its receptors transmit information relating to smell.
What is olfactory nerve?
Bumps on the surface of your tongue.
What is papillae?
This carries messages from the retina to the brain
What is optic nerve?
The "white of the eye".
What is sclera?
The three bones in the middle ear.
What is ossicles?
What are nostrils?
Sensory organs on your tongue that allow you to experience taste.
What are taste buds?
It has the hearing organ with sensors inside it, and the auditory nerve.
What is inner ear?
A bulging transparent layer covering the iris.
What is cornea?
It transforms sound waves into electrical impulses which are sent on to the brain.
What is cochlea?
It receives neural input about odours.
What is olfactory bulb?
The five different tastes we experience.
What is sweet, sour, bitter, salty and umami?
This separates the nostrils.
What is septum?
An upside down image forms here.
What is retina?
It carries the electrical impulses from the cochlea to the brain.
What is the auditory nerve?
Odour particles you inhale.
What are air molecules?
This organ works along with your tongue to help you experience taste.
What is nose?
They travel away from their source, in all directions, and can reach your ears.
What is sound waves?