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How is the sense of touch similar to other senses how is it different?
The sense of touch, like other senses, relies on specialized receptors to detect stimuli and transmit information to the brain, allowing us to perceive our environment. However, it is unique in that it encompasses a wide range of sensations, including pressure, temperature, and pain, all integrated into a single system. While other senses, such as sight and hearing, are localized to specific organs (eyes and ears), touch is distributed across the skin and various tissues throughout the body. This makes touch more holistic, as it provides immediate feedback about the physical interaction with our surroundings.
Animal with keen sense of hearing?
it depends what you classify as "the best hearing" but dolphins and bats have the best sonar hearing and owls have the sharpest hearing with one ear hole above their eye level and one below they can pinpoint the vertical positions of a sound source. :)
What is human sense?
A human sense is our 5 senses feel, smell, taste, hear and see. we also have one more sense that allows us to feel a presence in a room. for example if some one walked into a room and did not make a sound but i knew they were there that would be an example of that sense.
Term called when the brain combines more than one sense in an attempt to understand complex perceptual tasks?
This is called crossmodal interaction or multisensory integration. It refers to the brain's ability to combine information from different sensory modalities (such as vision, hearing, and touch) to create a unified perception of the environment.
How many senses do you really have?
We have 7 senses. Sight Hearing Smell Taste Touch The other two are the VESTIBULAR and the KINESTHETIC The Kinesthetic sense lets us know what position our body is in. For instance, if you were in a dark room and held up five fingers, without seeing them, you would know you are holding up five fingers. The Vestibular sense lets us know what direction we are facing (upside down or right-side up). For instance, if you are hanging upside down, your body knows that by the vestibular fluids running up to your head (the sensation of "blood rushing to your head").
How do rhinos sense things?
A rhinoceros has the same kinds of senses that we have, sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch. Their sense of sight is not nearly as good as our is, however, and like most animals they depend more on their sense of smell.
How does mammals it sense its surroundings?
Land mammals have ears, noses and eyes to help them sense changes in the surroundings. They also have the sense of touch and taste to help them make more inferences.
What is a dolphin's strongest sense?
it send clicks that can travel more than a mile underwater.
If you had to categorize the Five senses in order how would they be arranged in order of importance?
The importance of the senses can vary depending on the context and individual perspective. Generally, sight and hearing are often considered more critical for gathering information and navigating the world, followed by touch, taste, and smell. However, each sense plays a unique and important role in our overall sensory experience.
Does a dog substitute hearing for some other sense?
Dogs have all five senses, and their hearing and often their sight are better than that of humans, depending on the breed of the dog. They do not substitute hearing for any other sense, they just have very good hearing usually.
What is crude touch?
the opposite of fine touch, so it will be a more rough sense of touch. E!
How good is an elephants vision?
Elephants have relatively poor vision compared to their other senses. They see best in dim light and can only see in shades of grey. Their sense of smell and hearing are more dominant and important for their survival.
Is the sense of smell more important as a protective and a food-getting sense in sheep or in humans?
The sense of smell is more important as a protective and food-getting sense in sheep. Sheep rely heavily on their sense of smell to detect predators, identify food sources, and navigate their environment. In comparison, humans rely more on their vision and hearing for protection and obtaining food.
Do sloths have a good sense of smell?
Their sense of smell is far more acute than their eyesight or hearing.
What are the element of your 5 sense organs?
You have more than five sense organs.Balance, which includes acceleration and attitude;Taste which has about six discriminants;Vision, which has two major discriminants (brightness, colour);Hearing (frequency and loudness);Touch (sharp and blunt sensors, a wisp touch sensor, and pain);Olfactory ( several discriminants).Vibration can be detected as well.Heat and Cold may be the only non-contact touch sensors we have.
What senses help you understand the story?
The sense of hearing helps understand the dialogues and sounds in the story, while the sense of sight helps visualize the setting and characters. Additionally, the sense of touch, when described in the story, can help create a more immersive experience.
Which of the five senses do you believe is most important to survival?
GenelleBabee: Most people consider their sense of sight, as more important. Yes, the loss of sight is a tragedy, but life can go on. Loss of hearing, is just as bad but you can adjust. Loss your sense of smell, you will not smell but still get by. Loose your sense of taste, and food will be flavorless, but still you can get by. However, if you loose your sense of touch you also loose your sense of pain. You may be harming your own body, and not even know it because you cant feel anything. Science has shown that touching is necessary for life. Therefore, my answer is Touch. That is what is more important, than the rest of your senses.
