They possess sensory tissues at the perifery of their slowly moving perimeters.
eye spots
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they are useful to detect any kind of light... they need to sense any kind of light because they can not survive in dry conditions and light dry their skin. that is why they sense the light and run away from it to prevent their body from drying... hope that helps!
No, planaria do not have antennae. They are flatworms belonging to the class Turbellaria and have a simple body structure. Instead of antennae, planaria have structures called ocelli, which are light-sensitive eye spots that help them detect changes in light. Their sensory functions are primarily carried out through other specialized cells and structures on their bodies.
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how do animals survive in thier different habitat
how do animals survive in thier different habitat
Planaria are eaten by various predators in their natural habitat, including other invertebrates such as beetles, nematodes, and predatory flatworms. Some small fish, amphibians, and certain species of birds also consume planaria. Additionally, planaria serve as hosts to parasitic organisms that feed on them.
The auricles of a planaria serve primarily as sensory structures that help the organism detect chemicals and changes in its environment. These ear-like projections are equipped with chemoreceptors, allowing planaria to sense food sources and potential predators. Additionally, they assist in spatial orientation and can contribute to the overall sensory perception of the flatworm.
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The planaria class is Turbellaria
planeriacomes under kingdom animalea