What type of sensory system do migrating birds use to detect dire...

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What type of sensory system do migrating birds use to detect direction?

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Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So when we enter a dark room after a prolonged exposure to sunlight, our pupils dilate in order for a red net to gain access to more light. The cones in her eyes increase in sensitivity as a reaction to darkness. This process in our sensory system is called and we're giving certain processes that could describe what the question is talking about. Well, I want you to think about this in this way. Why is the pupils in her eyes dilating? Why is the cones in our eyes increasing their sensitivity while they're doing this in order for us to see better in darkness. So we changed from an area of increased sunlight to an area that is completely dark. And we are making these changes in order to see better or to adapt to these darkness or to these stimulus because of this this is going to be called sensory adaptation because we are promoting these changes in order for body to adapt to this new environment. Because of this, the correct answer choice is going to be answer choice. E that is the end of the video and I really hope this helped you

What type of sensory system do migrating birds use to detect direction?

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