It doesn't have organs, it's a collection of single celled organisms.
Spongy.
Pulmonary Organs.
A group of different tissues working together form the system. For example respiratory system consists of a large number of tissues forming different organs. Likewise digestive system also comprises several tissues and organs.A group of different tissues working together form the system. For example respiratory system consists of a large number of tissues forming different organs. Likewise digestive system also comprises several tissues and organs.
In scientific contexts, "spongy" typically refers to a texture or structure that is porous, flexible, and capable of absorbing fluids or gases, much like a sponge. This term is often used to describe certain biological tissues, such as spongy bone, which has a lattice-like arrangement that provides strength while being lightweight. Additionally, "spongy" can describe materials or soils that retain moisture and have a soft, yielding consistency.
The levels or organization are: cells -->tissues--->organs--->organ systems--->organism. The heart is an organ of the organ system called the cardiovascular system. This includes the heart, veins and arteries and blood.
The intelectual areas
lung are where your air is kept so you can breath.
The skin is an organ in the body that has a large surface area as it covers the entire external surface of the body.
pennys
The Large Intestine
The soft spongy cone-shaped organ located in the thoracic cavity is the lung. The lungs are responsible for the exchange of gases, oxygen and carbon dioxide, with the surrounding blood vessels in order to facilitate respiration.
The stool comes out from the large intestine.
Lungs
Cartilege
a marshmellow
Actually the compact bone isn't spongy at all, the compact bone is a tough layer making the bone neither too rigid or too brittle. So the compact bone is not spongy. Spongy bone, like its name is spongy.
The spongy organ in the respiratory system that takes in air through the trachea is the lungs. The trachea branches into smaller tubes called bronchi, which further divide into bronchioles that lead to air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.