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How do deers sense it's environment?
they run all around and use their nose
What does common sense mean?
Common sense is the basic idea to perceive and judge things. It is something that is expected of all people. good sense and sound judgment in practical matters
How do turtles sense it's environment?
they use their noses and they hiss at their predator it's just like how they support theirself
What is the significance of the fifth sense in understanding human perception and cognition?
The fifth sense, which is often considered to be the sense of touch, plays a significant role in understanding human perception and cognition. Touch allows us to physically interact with our environment, providing important sensory information that helps us navigate the world around us. This sense is crucial for developing a sense of self, understanding spatial relationships, and forming emotional connections with others. Overall, the fifth sense contributes to our overall perception and understanding of the world.
What other things did Thomas Paine write?
Common Sense, American Crisis, Rights of Man, The Age of Reason, Agrarian Justice.
What are one sense living things?
Some examples of one-sensed living things include bacteria, which typically only have one sense, such as the ability to sense their environment through chemicals in their surroundings.
What are examples of agent?
robots that can sense and act in the environment independently
What are examples of autonomous agents?
robots that can sense and act in the environment independently
What are living things things able to do?
they can sense and respond to change
What are nine characteristics of living things?
Collects nutrients. Converts nutrients. Grows. Reproduces. Utilizes catalysts to effect metabolism. Membrane or protein jacket to separate self from environment. Reacts to environment through some sense. Has an information storing chemical -- DNA, RNA, or exotic protein. Collects energy, either sunlight, thermal, or consumes other life: anerobic or oxygenative.
Can living things form nonliving things?
Yes. They can form them as in 'building' them, or form them in the sense that hair and nails are non-living things.
What is the community of living organisms and their abiotic or living environment called?
You asked; What is a community of organisms and their physical environment is called? Well, it's called an ecosystem! An ecosystem is known also as, the living and nonliving things in an area, interacting with each other. Make sense now? :)
When your dead do you sense?
No, when your dead you are a non-living thing and only living things sence.
What is non living things?
It's simple A non-living thing... IS A THING
What is the difference between living and non-living things according to stamula irratability or sensitiveness?
Living things exhibit irritability or sensitivity in response to stimuli, such as movement towards light or reacting to touch. Non-living things, on the other hand, do not possess this ability to respond and adapt to stimuli in their environment. This distinction helps differentiate between living organisms and inanimate objects.
What are the behaviors of living things?
this question doesnt make sense yo!
What is the function of sensory?
Is to help us to stay in contact with the outside environment and also to protect us from harmfully situations, examples: sense of sight, olfactory sense, sense of taste, tactile sense and auditory sense.
