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Seals have a highly developed sense of smell, primarily through their nasal receptors. Although they primarily rely on their other senses, like sight and hearing, for hunting underwater, they can still detect odors in the air when they are on land. Their olfactory system allows them to pick up scents from potential prey or environmental cues, enhancing their ability to navigate and find food. However, their sense of smell is not as crucial as it is for some terrestrial mammals.
What else can I help you with?
How do Weddell seals smell?
with there nose
How do seals find food?
smell and feel
What do seals when they perform in water?
the person feeds food and the seals do stuff and make sounds
How can fish smell stuff?
no
Why is the nose important?
Because it takes a nose to smell. For example, a Baby Seals Mother knows its baby by its smell.
How do you do a alliteration?
it's like this "Slippery seals smell their salmon supper"
What sense do polar bears use to find food?
A polar bear uses its nose to smell the food. Polar bears can smell a seal up to 20 miles away.
How do elephant seals catch their prey?
They swim after it, as other seals do. They are highly maneuverable in the water.
How can you find out if its your valve seals or rings that are worn?
judge the color and smell of exaust!
How many feet away can a polar bear smell seals?
3,000 feet
What can you smell in Guatamala?
food and stuff like that
How far away can polar bears smell seals?
They can easily smell a whale carcass 20 miles away or seals up to 6' beneath the snow and ice. This will depend on whether the animal is dead, which way the wind is going, if it is under the ice, if the polar bear can smell well, etc.
