Look inside the human body.
Peel back the skin, the muscles and the organs. Tap any part to see what it does, then zoom all the way into the cells it's made of.
Tap a part to explore
From body to cell
Peel back a layer
Skin, then muscles, then organs, then the skeleton. Outer layers fade so you never lose your place.
Tap a part
See what it does, which body system it belongs to, and one fact worth remembering.
Zoom into its cells
Every part is built from cells. Tap the nucleus, mitochondria and more to see how they work.
Questions
Is this a real anatomical model?
No. Bodyscope's body is drawn from simple shapes so the layers and organs are easy to see and tap, the way a classroom model is. Positions and sizes are roughly right, not medically exact.
What can I explore?
Four layers (skin, muscles, organs, skeleton), the main organs (brain, heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines, kidneys, bladder), key bones, and the cells inside each part, with every organelle explained.
Who is it for?
Students learning about body systems and cells, roughly Grades 4 to 10, and anyone curious about what's inside them.
Is Bodyscope free?
Yes. Explore freely, then make a free Knomi account to keep going and save the parts you've explored.
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