Animals & Their Senses - How Animals Process their World

The video explores the concept of senses, starting with human reflexes and reactions to stimuli. It then introduces the idea that animals have enhanced senses compared to humans. Through a social experiment involving an elephant, eagle, dog, catfish, and mole, the video demonstrates how different animals use their senses to interact with their environment. The experiment highlights the unique sensory abilities of each animal, such as the elephant's sense of smell and the eagle's eyesight. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to consider how these senses help animals survive in their habitats.

What triggers our reflexive reactions according to the video?

• Our heart rate increasing

• Our senses detecting changes

• Our brain's logical thinking

• Our body's muscle memory

In the animal social experiment, which animal was able to detect a distant lake?

• The dog

• The elephant

• The mole

• The catfish

Which animal in the experiment could taste something unusual in the water?

• The dog

• The eagle

• The mole

• The catfish

Why do elephants have a strong sense of smell?

• To find food in the dark

• To detect predators

• To locate water in dry areas

• To communicate with other elephants

What is the reason for dogs having excellent hearing?

• To detect changes in weather

• To hear high-pitched sounds from prey

• To listen to human commands

• To communicate with other dogs