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Super Senses

Gujarat Board · Class 5 · Environment - Looking Around

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The Amazing World of Animal Senses

  • Animals can see, hear, taste, smell, and feel – just like humans.
  • Some animals have one or more senses that are much stronger than those of human beings.
  • A crow can spot food from very far away because of its sharp eyesight.
2

The Sense of Smell in Animals

  • Ants leave a smell (chemical trail) on the ground as they move. Other ants follow this smell to find food and their way back to the hole.
  • When you block an ant's path, it gets confused because the smell trail is broken.
  • Ants from the same group recognise each other by their smell.
3

The Sense of Sight in Animals

  • Most birds have eyes on either side of their head. This helps them see in two different directions at the same time.
  • Birds like owls and humans have eyes in front of the head. This helps them judge distance better.
  • Birds cannot move their eyes like humans can. So they turn their heads to see around them.
4

The Sense of Hearing in Animals

  • Birds do not have visible ears. They have small holes covered by feathers instead of outer ears.
  • Animals with bigger ears generally have a better sense of hearing.
  • Putting your hands behind your ears (like a cup) makes sound seem louder – this is because it collects more sound waves.

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Many animals rely heavily on theirDifferent animals have eyes positioned differentlyAnimals use hearing to detect dangerDifferent animals sleep for different amountsTigers have multiple super senses

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What are the important topics in Super Senses for Gujarat Board Class 5 Environment - Looking Around?
Key topics in Super Senses include Super Senses of Animals – Concept Overview, Super Senses – Chapter Overview, Animal Super Senses Overview. These are the concepts Gujarat Board Class 5 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
How to score full marks in Super Senses — Gujarat Board Class 5 Environment - Looking Around?
Understand the core concepts first, then work through the 45 practice questions available for this chapter. Revise formulas and definitions regularly, and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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