How do animals perceive the world differently from humans?
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Animals perceive the world through a variety of sensory mechanisms adapted to their specific ecological niches. For example, many birds and insects can see in ultraviolet light, allowing them to detect patterns and signals invisible to humans. Some animals rely heavily on scent to communicate, navigate, and locate food, such as dogs and rodents. Others, like bats and dolphins, use echolocation to navigate and locate prey in their environments. These differences in sensory perception shape how animals interact with their surroundings and other species.