A very long, thin tube that takes the "good stuff" (vitamins and energy) out of your food., Pancreas, Small Intestine, platelets, Kidneys, A shorter, wider tube that soaks up water and turns what’s left into poop., Pancreas, Spleen, Liver, Large Intestine, filters blood, produces bile to digest fat, Liver, heart, skin, Large Intestine, Filters blood and stores white blood cells., Gall bladder, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Spleen, It holds a special green juice (bile) to help melt fat., Pancreas, red blood cell, Gall bladder, thyroid gland, The Water Filters. They clean your blood and make pee., heart, Kidneys, bladder, red blood cell, The tube that carries air from your nose to your lungs., heart, thyroid gland, Kidneys, Trachea, produces hormones that regulate blood sugar, Liver, Pancreas, white blood cell, heart, carry oxygen and nutrients, heart, Kidneys, white blood cell, red blood cell, stores and breaks down food, Pancreas, stomach, Large Intestine, Small Intestine, pumps blood around the body, Pancreas, white blood cell, red blood cell, heart, stores urine(pee), Pancreas, bladder, Spleen, stomach, covers the surface of the body to form a protective barrier, Small Intestine, heart, skin, Gall bladder, a small part in your neck that controls how fast or slow your body works., thyroid gland, skin, stomach, Spleen, fight off germs, white blood cell, Spleen, Pancreas, thyroid gland, stop you bleeding, skin, bladder, platelets, heart.

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