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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.
What is a head of sheep?
One animal (usually bovine cattle, such as cows, heifers, bulls, buffalo....)
What is the Swahili word for ram?
Kondoo dume (male sheep, kondoo being sheep).Ram in the sense of running into something is the infinitive kugonga. Gari lake lilegonga la kwangu: His car rammed, or hit, mine.
How do sheep sleep?
Sheep typically sleep lying down, either on their side or curled up. They rest for short periods throughout the day and night, alternating between light sleep and deeper sleep. Sheep are known to be light sleepers, ready to wake up if they sense danger.
How many sheep per square meter?
Just one sheep is going to have to live on more land than one square meter. They need at least 3 square meters for their eating purposes.
Why sheep's follow another sheep?
it has no 6th sense
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.
The sheep were not made for the shepherd but the shepherd for the service of the sheep?
That umm doesn't make sense...
What is a the land on a hill sheep farm that the sheep stay on?
Specify your question it doesn't make sense.
What is the Latin to English translation of Agnus?
"Agnus" means "Sheep" in the sense of ONE (1) sheep.
Can sheep's be used as a contraction or is it more proper to say sheep is?
Yes, "sheep's" is perfectly acceptable as a contraction, as in "the sheep's getting out of the paddock!". However, this usage is only for the singular; where 'sheep' is used in the plural sense, the contraction would be "sheep're" for 'sheep are".
What are the sense organs of a sheep?
Eyes, ears, nose, tongue
What is the significance of the fact that the olfactory bulbs are larger in sheep brain than in human brain?
Sheep are more reliant on their sense of smell vs humans who rely more on sights and sounds. It's a ''survival type of thing" for the reason why sheep's olfactory bulbs are larger. Hope I helped!! :)
Who are the audience in the parable of the lost sheep?
In a global sense, the whole of mankind.
Why the olfactory bulb so big in sheep?
The olfactory bulb in sheep are A LOT bigger in sheep than in humans because evolutionarily, sheep rely much more on their sense of smell to survive than humans do. Think about it, sheep must use all of their senses, most importantly smell, to find food to survive.... humans, on the other hand, have evolved along with the custom of attaining their means for survival in less instinctual ways (ex. going to the corner store).
Sheep are prey animals so they rely heavily on what sense?
Sight and sound
How much do you know about the year of the sheep?
It's going to be a great year.
