i don't think they have "5" senses. Thomas Nagel wrote a philosophical paper "What's It Like to Be a Bat?". think about it for a while! then tell me how good your echolocation is! while people seem to perceive the world around them primarily through vision.* spider vision is very poor. vibration & odor inform their image of the world much more. they perceive both w/ their setae, what most people would call hair. while technically inaccurate, to say that Spiders see the world w/ their hair is not untrue. *There is a popular school of thought (informed by historical texts) that medieval man (woman, child, eunich) smelled the world to a greater extent & saw it less. so, what is it like to be a bat?
A spider's sense of touch through specialized hairs on its legs is considered to be highly developed. These hairs help spiders detect vibrations and navigate their environment, aiding in hunting and detecting potential threats.
Birds have well-developed sensory organs including eyes, ears, and nostrils. Their eyes are adapted for keen vision, often with the ability to see in ultraviolet light. They also have a strong sense of hearing and can distinguish a wide range of sounds. Additionally, birds have a well-developed sense of taste and smell, which helps them locate food and detect predators.
The five characteristics of the dog family (Canidae) are: they are carnivorous mammals, have a keen sense of smell, usually have a bushy tail, are social animals that live in packs, and have well-developed communication through vocalizations and body language.
Humans have a unique upright bipedal posture, large brains capable of complex cognitive abilities, intricate language and communication skills, highly developed opposable thumbs for precision grip, and a sophisticated culture encompassing tools, art, and technology.
Turkey vultures (Cathartes aura) and black vultures (Coragyps atratus) are widespread across the Americas. Rare for birds of prey, turkey vultures actually have a keen sense of smell, while black vultures rely on their eyesight to find food.
A spider's sense of touch through specialized hairs on its legs is considered to be highly developed. These hairs help spiders detect vibrations and navigate their environment, aiding in hunting and detecting potential threats.
Only Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong are highly developed countries for several years alrdy...the rest of Asia are still semi developed and developing.
Someone who doesn't like to use technology, usually in the sense of the electronic technology developed in the last twenty-five years or so. Sometimes less.
most developed 1. Luxembourg 2. Denmark 3. Netherlands 4. Kuwait 5. United Arab Emirates (UAE) most poor 1. Mali 2. Sierra Leone 3. Sudan 4. Ethiopia 5. Somalia
Sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing are the five most well know senses, but we also have a kinesthetic sense, which is also what some people mistake as a spiritual sense, because it is being aware of your surroundings. For example, if someone walks into a room without making a sounds behind you, and you know that they are there, its because you sensed them unconsciously.
The BRAIN!
The BRAIN!
sense as in common sense or a sense of style or the five senses
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background to sense organ
(I do not understand, what the author means by 'First five'. Hope this answer is useful)
There are five major sense organs. Hear, touch, smell, and taste.