Even though the shark uses both its eyesight and its sense of smell to hunt prey, neither one of those senses alone would lead it to enough prey to sustain its voracious appetite. The shark's eyesight is not very keen, and even though its sense of smell is good, smells do not travel well under water. As a result, these senses do not provide the shark with enough range to effectively hunt for prey. How, then, does the shark find enough prey to satisfy its appetite? The shark has two highly developed means of searcher for prey. A shark has a very sensitive vibration detector and an even more sensitive electrical field sensor.
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the gills, the nose, and the head.
my shark can hear very very well wit its balls
in the eyes. the eyes and gills are it's two most sensitive parts
Most of the inects does not have eyes to see. They have a sensitive antenna's which helps them in finding their food and protect them from rivals. These anntenna's are sensitive towards strong odours. This explains your question.
Different species of sharks are found all around the world but mainly in warmer water. Australia is common for great white sharks!in all ocean.Most sharks are most popular around the equator. Sharks tend to grow larger, and therefore more successful in hotter places. This doesn't exclude your chances of finding a shark around the colder places; you can find them anywhere.
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To protect their eyes from being injured or getting debris in there. Most sharks actually do this, not just white sharks. Or have a protective film that covers their eyes like an eyelid. Also they do this while feeding as well as fighting. The best answer that marine biologists have come up with is that sharks eyes are very sensitive and by rolling them back it protects them from what might hit their eyes.
~The middle finger is the most sensitive finger!!!!!!~
The Nipples are most sensitive.
more sensitive, most sensitive
kidney is the most sensitive organ of the body.