Range of sound, echolocation are some environmental stimuli that some animals are capable of sensing that humans cannot sense.
What are some special senses of animals?
Some creatures have acquired incredible environmental adaptations. In the environment, there are many distinct types of energy, some of which people cannot sense. Here are some instances of how animals see their surroundings and the physical mechanisms that enable them to do so.
- Ants- Small movement can be detected through a 5 cm layer of dirt. Light that has been polarized can be seen.
- Bats - Its "nose-leaf" can detect an animal's warmth from a distance of roughly 16 cm. Bats may use their echolocation sense to find food (insects) up to 18 feet away and learn about the sort of insect. Frequencies between 3,000 and 120,000 Hz are audible.
- Buzzard - 1 million photoreceptors per square mm make up the retina. Small rodents can be seen from a height of 15,000 feet.
- Cat - Has a frequency range of 100 to 60,000 Hz. About 14 square centimeters of olfactory membrane Humans, by comparison, have a 4 sq. cm olfactory membrane.
- Chameleon - The chameleon's eyes can move independently. As a result, it can look in two separate directions at once.
- Cockroach - Movement as small as 2,000 times the diameter of a hydrogen atom can be detected.
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