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Is the Webkinz cotton candy sheep in the Webkinz estore?
yes the cotten cady sheep is at the ganz estore.
Which is able to smell better human or sheep?
Like many animals, sheep use their sense of smell in sensing when females are in heat and telling apart different members of their group. They also can smell out water and differentiate between approaching predators. Therefore I would say that sheep are definitely able to smell better than humans.
Is the sense of smell more important as a protective and a food-getting sense in sheep or in humans?
The sense of smell is more important as a protective and food-getting sense in sheep. Sheep rely heavily on their sense of smell to detect predators, identify food sources, and navigate their environment. In comparison, humans rely more on their vision and hearing for protection and obtaining food.
What is the significance of the fact that the olfactory bulbs are larger in sheep brain than in human brain?
Sheep are more reliant on their sense of smell vs humans who rely more on sights and sounds. It's a ''survival type of thing" for the reason why sheep's olfactory bulbs are larger. Hope I helped!! :)
When we burn wool why do we get the smell of hair burning?
When wool is burned it smell like hair burning because it is hair. It's the hair of sheep (and certain other animals like goats, etc.)
Why are olfactory bulbs on humans smaller than on sheep?
Humans rely more on other senses, like vision, for survival compared to sheep, which heavily rely on their sense of smell for identifying predators and finding food. Thus, sheep have larger olfactory bulbs to process a greater amount of olfactory information.
Why do sheep reject their babies?
Sheep may reject their babies due to various reasons such as illness, stress, or if the lamb has a different smell. This behavior is known as maternal rejection and can occur in sheep just like in other animal species.
How do you remove the smell of sheep wool?
To remove the smell of sheep wool, you can try airing out the wool item outdoors, sprinkling baking soda on it and letting it sit before shaking it off, or using a mixture of water and vinegar to spot-clean the affected areas. You can also consider using a fabric refresher spray specifically designed for wool.
What is a sheep's nose called?
A sheep's nose is just called a nose. The nose for the sheep helps the sheep smell out predators and its food.
What is the gland between the sheep toes?
The glad between their toes is a scent gland. It enables sheep to herf (stay in a per-defined area, without fences). As the sheep walk, the gland scents the grass and ground and the sheep smell it and can smell the borders of the land that they walk on (and stay off the land that that don't. I don't know if all modern sheep breeds are capable of herfing, but I know that some are.
What do horses smell like?
A horse smells like a horse. Umm... it smells better than a cow, but worse than a sheep, llama, or goat. A horse can smell good, like hay, or the outdoors. Or a horse can smell bad like mud, or manure from rolling.
Where is cotten grown?
Cotten can be grown in southern parts of India
