The 7 shark senses - How the Great White Shark Dominates the Seas!
Dive into the fascinating world of Great White Sharks and discover the seven amazing senses that make this majestic predator one of the ultimate rulers of the oceans. In our breathtaking 3D animation, you'll learn all about the unique sensory network of the Great White Shark, enabling it to perceive and dominate its environment in impressive ways.
From sharp vision to electric perception, we show you how these astonishing creatures use their senses to hunt prey, detect dangers, and navigate the ocean depths. Experience firsthand how the Great White Shark perceives the world around it and the role these senses play in its survival strategy.
Join us on this exciting journey of discovery and get to know the mysterious world of the Great White Shark like never before!
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00:00 Intro
00:35 Sense of sight of the sharks
01:30 The shark's sense of hearing
02:13 The lateral line organ
02:50 The sense of taste
03:15 The shark's sense of smell
03:49 The ampullae of Lorenzini
04:43 The sense of touch
05:13 Outro
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