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This field journal belongs to: 16 Binocular vs. Monocular Label the pictures on the next page with a “M” for monocular or a “B” for binocular. Based on your findings, which one is predator and which one is prey? _________________________________________________________ Test Your Binocular Vision Data from experiment: (recorded number of tries) Left eye # ____________ Right eye # ____________ Both eyes # ____________ What does your data show you? _______________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ 2 15 Great-horned Owl Nature Journal Field Mouse Wild Turkey Human Cottontail Rabbit Bobcat 14 3 What happened to your sense of taste Test Your Hearing when you plugged your nose? How many feet away were you able to _______________________________________________ hear? ____________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Hear Like an Owl Getting to hear like an owl helps you understand how not all hearing is equal. Look at the pictures below to see animals with AMAZING hearing. Luna Moth Long-eared Bat Barn Owl Antelope Jackrabbit 4 13 African Elephant If you could hear like an animal, what A Tasty Test would you look like? Draw a new set of ears on the face below to see how different we would look. Be creative! What happened when you dried out your tongue, and tried to taste the candy? What role does saliva have in your ability to taste? _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ 12 5 Venus Flytrap Common Snapping Turtle Feeling with Sound Look at the different animals. Circle the ones that you think feel sounds rather than hear sounds. Eastern Mole Star-nosed Mole Red-sided Garter Snake American Robin Ant White-tailed Deer 6 11 Feel for Your Food Different animals have different adaptations Wolf Spider for touch. Study each animals and circle the body part it uses to touch its surroundings. Raccoon Raccoon Least Weasel Horse Blue Catfish Earthworm Bluegill 10 7 The Smell of Survival Who smelled the prey first? ____________________________________________ Why? _____________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ______________________________________________ On the next page, draw a diagram of the experiment. How did the smell move through the air? 8 9 .