Rhinoceros have very poor vision. To compensate, they have an excellent sense of smell. If you are ever near on in the wild, make sure you stay downwind so it cannot smell you. If they smell humans, they may become spooked and charge at up to 40 miles per hour.
There is a special part in the Rhinos brain that is extremely sensitive that gives the Rhino a advantage of hearing and smelling. Hope that answered the question!
I'll give you two: Rhinos have poor eyesight but acute sense of smell and hearing. This one I find rather amusing, but probably quite accurate: A group of Rhinos is called a "crash"
Various animals rely on different senses. For example, dogs have highly-acute smelling and hearing while birds rely mostly on sight.
Possibly hearing that can pick up quiet sounds.
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His acute sense of hearing was quite keen.
Horses have acute hearing.
A bear's hearing is far more acute due to necessity.
The patient experienced an acute pain in their chest, prompting the medical team to take immediate action.
His hearing
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I suspect that humans have the lowest hearing. Humans no longer need acute hearing to listen out for danger - as an antelope would need to do.
Because his hearing was so acute, he could easily hear what was going on in the next room.