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Do squirerrls have a good sense of smell?
Yes, squirrels have a very good sense of smell. They rely on their sense of smell to detect food, detect predators, and communicate with other squirrels through scent markings.
Do pandas have good sense of smell?
i think they have
Can a donkey Smell?
Yes, donkeys have a good sense of smell like most animals. They use their sense of smell to detect food, predators, and other donkeys.
Why do you think a predator needs good eyesight and keen sense of smell?
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What property of vinegar can you investigate through sense alone?
You can see it - sense of sight; you can smell it - sense of smell.
Do crocodiles have a good sense of smell?
It has a sharp sense of touch, smell, and taste.
Do penguin have good sense of smell?
Penguins do have a sense of smell, but wether or not it is 'good' is entirely up to you!
How good is your sense of smell?
our sense of smell is better than animals by 90%
Do fruit eating bats have good sense of smell?
All bats have a very good sense of smell ~ x
The black rhino poor eyesight but its sense of smell excellent?
Not excellent but good. The rhino has a good sense of smell.
Do tigers have good smell?
Yes, excellent sense of smell
Do squirerrls have a good sense of smell?
Yes, squirrels have a very good sense of smell. They rely on their sense of smell to detect food, detect predators, and communicate with other squirrels through scent markings.
Does a hyena have a sense of smell?
Yes, they use there good sense of smell to patrol their territory nightly.
Does beer smell good?
It all depends on your sense of smell and what beer it is
How do bunnies find food?
their sense of smell. they can smell very good.
How good is a person sense of smell?
Compared to other animals, our sense of smell is poor. A lot of animals can smell things from miles away! :)
Which animal has poor sense of sight and hearing but good sense of smell?
Many animals have poor senses of sight and hearing, but a good sense of smell. One example is the bat.
