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What are a shark's senses?
# # hearing # seeing # smelling # touching # and tasting # but they use sorry i do not know # # hearing # seeing # smelling # touching # and tasting # but they use sorry i do not know
When might one be feeling broody?
Both men and woman have an internal instinct to feel broody. This physical and emotional longing typically starts around the age of 30. Sometimes seeing a baby, hearing a baby or smelling a baby can lead the a person feeling the want to have a baby of their own.
What are the narwhal's strongest senses?
A narwhal's strongest sense is its hearing, which is crucial for communication, navigation, and locating prey in the dark Arctic waters. They also have a well-developed sense of touch, particularly in their long tusk, which may help them sense changes in water temperature and pressure.
Why are sharks so aggressive?
they sometimes attack humans that's why they're deadly, they think you're a seal but they can only tell if they taste you they sometimes attack humans that's why they're deadly, they think you're a seal but they can only tell if they taste you
Which animals can not hear sounds?
Snakes do not have ears. This makes the old "snake charmer" trick look a little silly, because the snake is supposed to be dancing to the flute music. Snakes hunt by smelling and tasting chemicals in the air, then seeing the animal they are hunting. They are very sensitive to vibration, which is how they can tell you are nearby if you meet a snake in the wild.
How can you observe gas without seeing?
By smelling the gas . For an example: Like if there is a candle which is lit when we will blow we can smell
What are a shark's senses?
# # hearing # seeing # smelling # touching # and tasting # but they use sorry i do not know # # hearing # seeing # smelling # touching # and tasting # but they use sorry i do not know
When do salivary glands vasoconstrict?
When seeing, smelling and thinking of food.
What might you use to make an observation?
touching, smelling seeing
Humans interpret seeing hearing tasting and smelling in the a. brain b. spinal cord c. skin d. receptors?
Humans interpret seeing, hearing, tasting, and smelling primarily in the a. brain. Sensory receptors in the eyes, ears, tongue, and nose detect stimuli and send signals to the brain, where the information is processed and interpreted. The brain integrates these sensory inputs, allowing us to perceive and respond to our environment.
Which word doesn't fit smelling smiling seeing hearung?
Smelling is one of the senses Smiling means turning up the lips Seeing is one of the senses Hearing is one of the senses
What are the general senses of the body?
hearing,tasting,smelling, and looking or seeing
What are the 5 main senses?
Seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, and tasting.
How do the five senses work?
you use your five senses for earing seeing and smelling
Name the Animals that are identified by their smell without seeing them?
Animals can be recognized after smelling their urine or potty.Animals can be recognized by the smell of the surrounding they live in. For Example:- Pig as it lives in dirt.
What is the difference between manual and automatic fire alarms systems?
An automatic alarm system detects fires and sets off the alarm even if there is nobody around to detect the fire. A manual system will only go off when someone pulls the alarm switch after smelling or seeing smoke or seeing or feeling heat of a fire.
Something you learn by seeing hearing touching smelling or tasting?
This is referred to as Organoleptic analysis.
