PHYSIOLOGY
MUSCLE RECEPTORS
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No, animals’ senses can’t be stronger than other animals’ senses because they all have the same sense.
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Yes, animals have a heightened sense depending on if it is predator or prey, if it gathers/hunts food during the day or night, and if it is a land or aquatic animal.
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Either A or B
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -Many animals have far sharper senses than humans. Sight is our most important sense, but birds such as falcons have much sharper vision. Some insects can detect ultraviolet light, which we cannot see. A bloodhound’s nose is many times more sensitive than a human’s.
Detailed explanation-2: -While these senses work entirely well for us, some animals have different perceptions. While they also possess some senses that humans have, they tend to have this at far higher intensity and sensitivity. Often being preyed upon, some animals have developed their sense organs to sense any harm and survive it.
Detailed explanation-3: -EXPLANATION: Each and every animal has a special sense on their own. For example: Fishes can sense their surrounding ambience and it can feel the change occurring in the water caused by the external animals by detecting the change in water pressure.
Detailed explanation-4: -The record number of photoreceptors in the animal world is held by the common bluebottle butterfly, with 15 distinct types. The wax moth (Galleria mellonella) has a hypersensitive hearing, which can reach up to 300, 000 hertz which it uses to escape from bats. More items •03-Nov-2022