The document discusses several animal senses that differ from human senses, including echolocation, electroreception, chemoreception, vision beyond the visible light spectrum, infrared vision, magnetoreception, and head tracking in chickens. Echolocating animals like bats use echo location to navigate and hunt by emitting calls and interpreting the returning echoes. Electroreception allows some aquatic animals to detect electric fields for navigation and hunting prey. Various animals have enhanced chemoreception, vision, infrared detection and magnetoreception abilities compared to humans.
29. Yes, Shrimp, Mantis Shrimp There is a suborder of shrimp (Unipeltata) that are poly chromats, with the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom. Hundreds of permutations of cone cells (16 types) and color filters (12 variations), plus oil drops (6 types) that also act as filters. Each eye is divided into three parts by bands of specialized cells, resulting in trinocular vision per eye stalk. Able to see all forms of polarized light (circular and linear polarization).
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