3 Are all regions of your body equally sensitive to touch an

3. Are all regions of your body equally sensitive to touch and temperature

4. all animals do not perceive the external environment in exactly the same way. List some example.

5. what extra receptors would help humans survive in today\'s world

6. how is our sense of balance related to vision?

Solution

3. No, all regions of your body are not equally sensitive to touch and temperature. These differences occurs due to the differences in number and type of receptors ( touch receptors for touch sensation and thermal receptors for temperature sensation) found in different regions of your body.

4. All animals do not perceive the external environment in exactly the same way because of differences in their body structure, Skin composition, immune system, different food habbit, etc. For example if an animal is having dense hairy skin (like sheep), it will tolerate more cold while if an animal having less hair on their skin cannot tolerate too much cold.