The horses have a developed sense of five, and their sensory organs can provide rich information to help them adapt to the environment and interact with the surrounding world。
What are the characteristics of the horse's five senses
Visual:
The horse's visual system is pretty sharp. They have wide-angle visions and can almost simultaneously see things in front, side and back. The horse's vision is concentrated in a horizontal direction and has a better discernment capability for objects located far away. In addition, the mobility perception of horses is excellent and sensitive to the dynamics of the surrounding environment。
Hearing:
Horses have a keen hearing, and they can hear voices that humans cannot perceive. At the same time, the horse's ear gesture can speak a thousand words and, in addition to its sensitive hearing, it is quite mobile, and its ears can turn as the sound comes, so it can easily be seen what it's looking at。
Horses can respond to potential threats or important information by hearing the sound from other horses, animals or environments。
Smell:
Horses have developed a sense of smell that allows them to obtain information about food, peers and the environment. Horses ' noses are so sensitive that they can distinguish between different odours and judge food safety, the condition of their peers and changes in the environment。
Taste:
The porcelain mouths and tongues are distributed with taste sensory sensors, called taste buds, but the porcelain tastes are relatively weak, so that the oscillation provides the horses with more extensive information on the value of their food, which is available to all herbs。
Although horses can sense the basic taste of food through taste, they rely more on smell to choose food, and horses usually use their tongues to lick food to assess its quality and edibleity。
Horses have a strong sense of sweetness and sour tastes, sweet tastes, and sweet feeds, such as carrots, weeds, sugars, etc., can serve as baits for things or reward for teaching。
Touch:
The tactile sensor is distributed throughout the body of the horse and is fed into the neurofibre by the fur's fur, skin and skin; the tactile nerve distribution is uneven and sensitive to the hair, limbs, abdomen, lips and ears。
Sensitivity to touch varies according to the type of species, the type of nerve, the degree of fatigue and the body part. Sensitization from the outside, such as light touch, warm sunlight, wind blowing, etc., can be felt。
When exposed and touched, the sensitive parts of the horse must not be directly touched in order to prevent the horse from acting in an act of evasion or resistance and to avoid injury. Horses also socialize and interact through physical contact。
The ma's five senses play an important role in adapting to the environment, detecting threats, communicating and accessing information. Understanding the five senses of horses can help us to better interact with them, understand their behaviour and provide better care and training。
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