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Turtles and tortoises do not have ears like ours, but they can feel vibrations and changes in water pressure that tell them where food, or a predator, might be.

Nov 8, 2010 ... Their eyes are positioned so they can see in stereo straight ahead, and have decent peripheral vision as well. Tortoises have a reasonably high ...

Tortoises are extremely sensitive creatures. Despite popular belief, they can feel the slightest touch to their skin and shells. It was once thought that a ...

A tortoise's strongest sense is a tie between their sense of touch and smell. Those two are their most developed senses because the other senses have certain ...

THE NOSE. Tortoises have a very good sense of smell, for identifying food and also for locating the opposite sex. They breathe through the nose, so open-mouthed ...

5 Senses of Turtles ... Turtles taste, see, smell and feel. They have some hearing, but they don't hear well because of something they lack. That doesn't stop ...

Aug 15, 2012 ... Tortoises have an excellent sense of smell. As for their vision, their depth perception is not as good as ours, but they can see a broader range ...

Senses · Hearing. Like other reptiles, the sea turtle ear has a single bone in the middle ear that conducts vibrations to the inner ear. · Eyesight. Sea turtles ...

Sep 8, 2008 ... Fabled Aesop rematch teaches new lessons. Read Common Sense Media's Unstable Fables: Tortoise vs. Hare review, age rating, ...

Feb 5, 2018 ... In the past few years, new fossil finds and novel methodological approaches have prompted intensive discussions about the phylogenetic ...