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Seahorses have five primary senses: sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. Their vision is particularly well-developed, allowing them to see in multiple directions simultaneously. While seahorses lack a traditional sense of hearing, they can detect vibrations and changes in water pressure. Overall, their sensory adaptations help them navigate their environments and find food.

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∙ 8mo ago

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