The 5 Senses Of Animals

 The Five Senses Of Animals

All the animals have 5 senses: Sight, Hearing, Touch, Taste, and smell. They use them to find food, shelter, and each other, as well as to navigate, communicate, avoid predators, and attract a mate. All the animals have these five senses but some animals have extra sense like some animals have very good sight and some have a good sense of hearing and etc. The five senses help the animals to survive. 

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