Think of a dog which relies mainly on keen senses of hearing

Think of a dog, which relies mainly on keen senses of hearing and smell, and a cat, with its well-developed senses of vision and touch. Predict which part\'s of the dog\'s brain might be larger than the cat\'s and vice versa. How might the brains of these predators differ from the sheep\'s brain?

Solution

DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF THE SPECIES THE BRAIN VARIES.THE DOG AND THE CAT HAVE SAME HEARING AND SMELLING SENSES.BUT IT DEPENDS ON THE SPENDING TIME WITH HUMANS. SO PET DOGS AND PET CATS ARE MUCH CLEVERER THAN SHEEPS AS THEY GOT HABITUATED WITH THE HUMAN BEHAVIOUR SO THAT THEY CAN EASILY CATCH EVERYTHING WHEN COMPARED TO SHEEPS.