This is a difficult question, for first time owners i would say that hamsters are best because they generally smaller which is easier for smaller hands, despite this rats are really cool too because they are usually smarter than hamsters and can sit on your shoulder ect. I had a rat and it was VICIOUS!! so be careful. Come to think of it , the rat would probobly have been nice if i was brave enought to tame it! hope i helped ox
It has a sharp sense of touch, smell, and taste.
Penguins do have a sense of smell, but wether or not it is 'good' is entirely up to you!
Yes, excellent sense of smell
Their sense of smell is far more acute than their eyesight or hearing.
Bats have a good sense of smell, which helps them find food, detect predators, and navigate their environment. They use echolocation as their primary method of navigation, but their sense of smell also plays a significant role in their daily activities.
yes
no because they have eyes But I think they have poor eyesight and a very good sense of smell so kind of.
It has a sharp sense of touch, smell, and taste.
Penguins do have a sense of smell, but wether or not it is 'good' is entirely up to you!
Yes, rats have a strong sense of smell and memory that helps them find their way back to their nest.
our sense of smell is better than animals by 90%
Very good. I think it's either better or the same as a dogs! I have rats and whenever I leave a little treat 4 them on the floor they instantly smell it and run to it! <3 Hope that helped! From, a rodent lover.
Not excellent but good. The rhino has a good sense of smell.
All bats have a very good sense of smell ~ x
Large olfactory lobes in rats are important for their survival as they heavily rely on their sense of smell to locate food, detect predators, and navigate their environment. The sensitive olfactory system allows rats to identify potential threats and food sources from a distance, helping them avoid danger and find nourishment efficiently. This heightened sense of smell also plays a key role in social interactions and communication within rat populations.
The answer is YES, because rats have highly sensitive and efficient ears and nose (both) which can sense the presence of cats.
Very good. Most wild rats can smell poison in food even if it is one millionth of the foods weight!