Information Processing in Animals

the four sensory organs are

• hear, smell, taste, and feel

• skin, eye, nose, and touch

• heart, lungs, bones, and brain

• none of the left

How long is the colossal squid eye. Explain why.

• 26 centimeters because they can spot people

• 26 centimeters because they can see in the dark

• 20 inches they can move there pupil

• 59 meters long because they can eat animals easier

......... have the biggest ears in the animal kingdom to hear people from far away.

• Pit vipers

• Colossal squids

• African elephants

• all of the left

....... use their feet to taste plants to see if its safe to lay eggs

• duck-billed platypus

• bats

• butterflies

• ants

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(a)   do not have noses they use their antennae to sense food.

...... has sensory organs that detect infrared light given off by their warm blooded pray.

• bats

• dolphins or whales

• rabbits

• pit viper

..... in the organ sends a message to the brain, and the snake strikes

• nervous system

• Echolocation

• Sensory organs

• A heat-sensitive part

• spinal cord

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what are the duck-billed platypus abilities?

• uses its bill to detect weak electrical Fields put out by animals as they move

• has the largest bill in the animal kingdom and uses it to eat prays

• non of the answers

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if bats have echolocation what other animals do?

• Jackrabbits and bunnies

• whales and dolphines

• snakes and spice-bush swallowtail caterpillar

the central nervous system is the part that contains

• brain and spinal cord

• nerves and sensory organs

• cerebrum and cerebellum

• eyes and noes