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Your comment is just justifying the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but use of touch in the field. We’re not really using that as a key sense and certainly not to some extensive degree Touch is quite more complex than you think, so it’s likely we have a good sense of touch for aspects, bad for others. How your brain uses what your sensors pick up is also relevant. For example, we can detect incredibly tiny bumps of very thin layers of water or sticky substances, while something like a cat has fur (so they obviously won’t feel very tiny bumps or amounts of water) and their paws have quite thick skin compared to our fingers. However, cats have impressive vibration detection, a cat is able to triangulate your location based on the order their paws detect the vibration of the ground coming from your steps. This isn’t just about detecting the vibration, but also the minuscile time differences between the paws, which comes from the brain integrating the different signals.

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I think detecting vibrations isn’t the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but same thing as detecting minute features. Not that either is more or less impressive than the other. While it isn’t the same accuracy level as a cat, human kids living in abusive homes can tell if it’s going to be a bad day/evening/etc. based on subtle differences in the walk or sounds of small actions of their abuser that are imperceptible to anyone else. Even though my parents weren’t physically abusive, I could tell both of my parents moods from my room with my door closed, just by their normal walk. Nothing explosive or obvious. Just patterns of motion associated with a specific person’s mood, and weight distributions in how they walked or set something down. So are other mammals. You can tell a horse, or a cat, or a dog have been abused, even if they are otherwise in good health. Because their behavior is erratic in very specific ways. And that erratic behavior comes from trauma triggers, just like ours. And those trauma triggers are embedded survival responses to recognized patterns around the abuse.
Also, my cat knows when 6 o’clock is because that’s when she gets her wet food. Even if no one is in the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but kitchen, she knows exactly what time is dinner time. Took her two days to learn that pattern. Sometimes she pushes it and tries for 5 or 5:30. But usually it’s 6 on the dot. I suppose that’s more sound than vibration, i doubt a human can feel the vibration of a step light enough to produce no sound. But that’s interesting and it speaks volumes about the ability of the brain to integrate signals, as you said it’s not just sound/vibration, but sight and pattern recognition for posture, the way someone walks, tiny difference is how face muscles are contracted, it’s fascinating. I’m not arguing that we’re the most amazing touchers in the animal kingdom in every aspect. But “severely outperformed in the realm of vertebrates” doesn’t really sound right. And we can train our bodies to become better at many aspects of touch. Think of blind people using a cane to navigate and feeling surfaces even through that extension or deaf people listening to music via the vibrations.

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It would be really interesting to find out. I obviously have no idea, just thought it’d be logical for us to have a good sense of touch compared to other mammals. But nature isn’t always obvious or logical haha Among other things, our sese of smell is specialized for sensing rain, an ability that was very useful to our ancestors living in the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but dry areas of Africa. We can smell rain from very far away. “The human nose is sensitive to geosmin and is able to detect it at concentrations as low as 0.4 parts per billion. Some scientists believe that humans appreciate the rain scent because ancestors may have relied on rainy weather for survival. Camels in the desert also rely on petrichor to locate sources of water such as oases.”
Funnily, it is the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but same molecule that causes the muddy flavor in some fish and water, that most dislikes! It depends if you smell it from the noise or from the mouth ! I wouldn’t be surprised if our sense of taste/internal smell was excellent, actually. We’re omnivores with an extremely broad diet and we’re very resistant to a range of toxins, so the ability to analyze what we’re eating might be very advantageous. I don’t have specialized knowledge about the topic but I feel like the obvious example of dogs being miles ahead of us there indicates our scent detection is much weaker than it could be. It’s not as simple as that. We also have an incredibly sensitive sense of smell for certain odours like petrichor, we just don’t rely on smell so much as a general sense.
It’s thought to be partly because of human bipedalism, our heads are much further away from the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but ground so there’s a huge decrease in how much we could actually smell when moving, and having better vision probably compensated for that given that humans have uniquely capable visual tracking and also much better vantage points due to height. I don’t understand why my dog, who has a sense of smell magnitudes better than me, would consider another dog’s poop an edible delicacy. What’s going on there? Our digestion isn’t complete. Usually, there are still plenty of nutritions still left in the poop. A lot of mammals will re eat the poop to get more nutrients by digesting it again. Some, like rabbits, actually rely on it. On the first pass, the rabbit gut flora break down the cellulose from plants, which then has to be reingested to extract the liberated nutrition.
Yeah dogs can smell in stereo and HD all at the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but same time. It’s an amazing quality. I’ve read that bears are even better than dogs in that regard. A dog can smell 100 times better than a human. A bloodhound dog can actually smell 300 times better than a human. A bear can smell 7 times better than a bloodhound and 2100 times better than a human. Do me a favor? Please don’t use cuss words because the automod flags and removes your post and then I have to go back in and manually approve it. Thanks! According to this article humans have around five times as many taste receptors as dogs (9000-10000 for us, around 1700 for them) but we are still in the low-mid range among vertebrates. Cows have 25,000 taste receptors and catfish absolutely leave us in the dust with 100,000+ taste receptors.
For example, if you pick up two coins of a similar size, color, and weight… you will know, often quickly, which one is a currency for your nation and which one isn’t based on what you can feel with your fingertips. Is that because we have a good sense of touch or just because we grow up handling these things all the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but time so we’re conditioned to know what they feel like? (Or maybe that itself proves the same point…) So human bodies are not universal in terms of how they’re constructed initially, or in terms of how that initial construction plays out over time. There is a lot of variability when we are in developing in utero, that results in a wide variety of types of human bodies that can be carried to term. Not all of them can be born safely (either the fetus can’t survive the process or the mother in some instances). But most “types” of human bodies can. And with modern medical technology, even more “types” can be safely removed from a womb, when previously they would have caused severe death or injury to either the fetus or the mother.
Additionally, human growth is extremely adaptable and flexible across the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but lifespan, and especially at a young age. This adaptability is what allows you to learn and master skills that other people cannot, and vice versa. So in a sense, yes. The more you use it, the better you get at comprehending the information being presented to you. If you had never learned what a given coin feels like, then you would not be able to easily tell it from another. But that is not so much related to your sense of touch, as much as it is related to what that sense of touch has told your brain thus far. Because your sense of touch is so sensitive, you are capable of learning these distinctions. If your sense of touch was not as sensitive, you would not be able to learn them in the first place.
While sight works differently than touch…. as a crude example, imagine a colorblind person for a moment. They are not capable of knowing the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but difference between certain colors, even though those differences do exist regardless of what they see. Because those of us who can see the differences rely on those differences to recognize different things, the colorblind person is forced to compensate in other ways. For example, someone who cannot see the difference between red and green can still drive safely because the red stop light is on top, the green go light is on the bottom, and the yellow “caution” light is in the middle. So they will use this orientation to know what state the stoplight is in, rather than relying on the color.
I would guess a combination of touch and our large brains make us much better at determining what an object is with touch alone. These two work together to give us the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but ability to not only sense finite details with our fingertips (but not other areas of skin), but also to learn what those details “mean”. This is actually raccoons. It is said that 75% of the part of a raccoon’s brain that processes sensory signals is devoted to touch. Yeah we’re pretty good at touch, but elephants for example have waaay better sense of touch in the tip of their trunks than us humans. I don’t know any other examples of species with more sensitives touch, but I suspect some octopusses would be contenders. My larger point is that compared to most species, our sense of touch is quite sensitive. But that does not preclude other animals from having a sense of touch that is significantly more sensitive. The human sense of smell is actually pretty good, it’s just it tends to be focused in different areas than say, a dogs. A good example of this is petrichor, the smell of rain on soil. We have an amazing ability to sense this, possibly rivalling any other animal, but we don’t think about it often. I believe it excels in other areas too, like ripe or ripening fruit etc. Just dissected a mammalian eye (sheep) last week and I can tell you that the eye is one advanced organ. Everything from the retina to the lens is well developed to capture light. Truly remarkable and to think we capture and process light seamlessly without conscious thought and it’s mostly handled by the nervous system and brain. Just. So. Cool. The retina is even better in cephalopod eyes, where the nerves (retinal axons) route behind the retina and do not pass in front or block the retina. We poor vertebrates are filtering the retina out constantly, and as a result we have a “blind spot” while cephalopods do not.
Vet here. Human senses for the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but most part are pretty “meh” in the animal kingdom. Our eyesight is probably the best of our senses, but many birds possess far greater vision than we do. Humans and some other primates have a structure in the eye called a fovea which allows for precise central vision. Some species of raptor have more than one fovea allowing them to see high resolution at great distances. Many birds possess an additional cone (yellow) which means they can see colors we can’t even perceive or fathom. Lots of creatures can see UV or IR, including many insects. Our other senses are pretty shoddy compared to many animals. Dogs alone have us hands down on both smell and hearing. After a bit more thought I should also add that there are many more senses than the human five in the animal kingdom. Sharks and some other fish have an organ called the Ampullae of Lorenzini which are able to detect electrical currents in the water. Many birds and marine species (including some bacteria!) are able to sense magnetic currents. Fish have an organ called the “lateral line” which can sense things like movement and pressure gradients in water. Proprioception and thermoception are other senses we have, I think there’s at least like 12 that are commonly recognised
Yeah, humans have pretty good eyesight compared to many animals, but our other senses like hearing, taste, and touch are also well developed in their own ways. It’s all about how we use them in our daily lives. Before reading these comments, I would have assumed a vast many mammals have better eyesight but that we’re in the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but middle of the range by sheer number of species. But then I realized colour vision probably plays into that, and how many animals are hindered in that regard (tiger stripes as effective camouflage came to mind, as well as relative colourblindness in dogs etc). Humans are so cool. Brain development for higher thinking was definitely the driving force in our species success, but it seems the strength of our senses is special too.
It’s like folks who can’t taste poison. You can taste most poisons, my grandfather spent time with me on that. In case I was ever somewhere and scraping by with unfamiliar plants. In regions I know, I can smell rain, i can tell you the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but elevation by smell, and I have literally picked up the scent of an animal I was tracking. Humans can see shape, it’s a predator trait we have. We also have incredible hand eye coordination. It’s just most humans are like a macaw that can’t fly; they’re under exercised. I feel under exercised in all sorts of areas after having met better trained people than me. There ARE FOLKs WHO CAN TRACK ANIMALS AT NIGHR!!! We conquered most of planet a hundred thousand years ago (if you’re willing to buy into the evidence for the americas that’s puts us there 130k years ago, I’m personally not convinced yet that it’s been longer than 50k years). We are biologically amazing machines. We are not soft and weak; we’re the fastest pursuit predator on the planet. MAYBE the second fastest, there’s a debate on if wolves are faster.
Again, we’re not the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but FASTEST… we have the most ENDURANCE. Big difference. An antelope can easily outrun us, but we can follow at a steady pace and catch up after the antelope is exhausted. My dude… cheetahs, alone among the big cats, are pursuit predators. Maybe Google it, since now I feel like you’re trolling or just being obtuse. Humans aren’t the fastest by a long shot. Our top speed gets destroyed by pretty much every other animal of comparable size. Our greatest strength has always been our ability to sweat, which means we can pretty much run forever whereas every other predator has to pant, and stop to rest to cool down all of these questions are weirdly about ranking organisms, as if evolution were some competition outside of a niche.
All organisms are equally evolved to their niche and they represent the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but tips of the branches of the tree of life, with the trunk being our common ancestor. How to do you meaningfully compare whether the tip of one branch is more developed than the tip of another? Our eyesight is as developed as was needed to outcompete other variations of our eyes over evolutionary time. The eyes of other animals are similarly adapted to the function that set them apart over generations. There is nothing “superior” about humanity. We’re just the branch of the tree that figured out fire and decided to burn the rest of the tree down to get more sunlight for ourselves. Given our obsession with our intelligence, we rarely demonstrate any and act more as a tumor on the kingdoms of life than part of the biosphere. The OP specifically asked if our senses were developed. They clearly meant like how sensitive our senses are compared to other animals. Not how evolved we are.
But I’m really disappointed to find out we can’t detect “wetness” like most animals have a hygroreceptors in their skin that actually detects humidity as humidity. What do humans have? We base humidity on texture and temperature. That’s why Cold things can feel “damp” and wet. On a flip side I believe our nose has advanced to smell rain/humidity before it comes. Edit to add: the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but reason we have evolved to smell “Wetness” is because we started in dry dessert areas with little to no rain so we evolved to smell moisture in the air to search for water it’s a bit neat but still mad we didn’t get Hygroreceptors I’m tired of wondering if my cold hoodie is just cold or it’s wet What’s the benefit of directly perceiving humidity? Can’t think of much except lizards that rely on dew to drink.
My reasoning is just selfish and would benefit my comfort and not survival. Which is why we don’t have it. As evolution is more about easiest way to survive Vs what would be for comfort. My grandson held a grudge for like a year that his mom didn’t grow him a third arm in the Paris Saint-Germain F.C 2024-2025 UEFA champions League signature shirt it is in the first place but womb. He also thinks eyeballs should be square though, so… Knowing if my clothing is wet or if it’s just cold. Definitely handy when your nose/sinuses are constantly plugged thanks to allergies (not to the cats) and years of abuse to the nose and you have a cat who is known to pee. I CANT always rely on my partners nose to check for Bong water or cat urine or even coffee or tea… So I personally would love to know if it’s Humid/wet or if it’s just fucking cold so I don’t have to wait for my partner to 1. Return home or 2. Smell everything for me. Interestingly humans are the only mammal that can’t taste pure water. Anything you taste in water is an impurity.

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