Unit 2 Chapter 3 Vision and Light 23/24

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What is the role of the brain in recognizing toxic food for animals?

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The brain compares the image of the food to its memory, helping the animal remember which foods are toxic.

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How do snakes use heat-sensing structures to find prey?

Back

These structures tell the brain when a warm-bodied animal may be nearby, aiding in hunting.

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Which organs help a lion find food?

Back

The mouth, ears, and nose work together to help a lion locate and capture prey.

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What does it mean to be sensitive in terms of information processing?

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Being sensitive means responding to small amounts of information.

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How does a rabbit determine if it is in danger?

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The rabbit's brain combines visual, scent, and sound information to assess danger.

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What are sense receptors?

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Sense receptors are specialized cells that detect stimuli from the environment.

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What is the function of the eyes in animals?

Back

Eyes allow animals to see and interpret visual information from their surroundings.

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How do ears contribute to an animal's survival?

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Ears help animals detect sounds, which can indicate the presence of predators or prey.

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What is the importance of memory in animal behavior?

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Memory allows animals to learn from past experiences and make better decisions in the future.

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How do animals use their noses?

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Noses help animals detect scents, which can be crucial for finding food or avoiding danger.