Ant: body parts in 3D

Explore Ant body parts in an interactive 3D model. Rotate, select labels, learn each part’s role, and play a matching game for primary science. Head: The head carries the eyes, antennae, and jaws. The jaws help the ant carry food, dig, and defend itself. Antennae: Two elbowed antennae help the ant smell and touch. Ants use chemical signals to follow trails and communicate. Thorax: All six legs attach to the thorax. In ants, the first abdominal segment is joined to this middle region; together they are called the mesosoma. Abdomen: The abdomen includes the narrow waist and the large rear section. It contains organs used for digestion and other life processes. Legs: Three pairs of jointed legs help the ant walk, climb, and carry loads. All six attach to the middle body region.

• Head: The head carries the eyes, antennae, and jaws. The jaws help the ant carry food, dig, and defend itself.
• Antennae: Two elbowed antennae help the ant smell and touch. Ants use chemical signals to follow trails and communicate.
• Thorax: All six legs attach to the thorax. In ants, the first abdominal segment is joined to this middle region; together they are called the mesosoma.
• Abdomen: The abdomen includes the narrow waist and the large rear section. It contains organs used for digestion and other life processes.
• Legs: Three pairs of jointed legs help the ant walk, climb, and carry loads. All six attach to the middle body region.

1. 1Identify the main parts of the Ant.
2. 2Connect each part with its function.
3. 3Match labels to the correct parts of the 3D model.

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