[DOC] [TLE] insect senses - The Worlds of David Darling [PAR] Insect senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste, temperature, and humidity. ... (
Some of the hairs may be moved by sound waves  this will be discussed under 
... a room he or she will grope about using their hands to "feel" their way across 
the room. ... it is often difficult to say definitely which is used in a particular 
instance. [DOC] [TLE] Sense - Wikipedia [PAR] A sense is a physiological capacity of organisms that provides data for perception
. The senses ... Humans have a comparatively weak sense of smell and a 
stronger sense of sight ... Some animals may also intake and interpret sensory 
stimuli in very different ways. .... Inability to hear is called deafness or hearing 
impairment. [DOC] [TLE] Learning about insect facts and anatomy for kids - Spanish4Kiddos ... [PAR] Sep 18, 2012 ... Many instances, some insects have more than one set of wings. ... The antennae 
are sensory appendages in insects. These allow them to feel, smell, and even 
hear what is around them. ... providing movement, legs can also function as 
sensory elements such as smell, taste and detection of vibration. [DOC] [TLE] Q & A's about Flies & Ants  Pennsylvania Integrated Pest ... [PAR] Most flies lay eggs, but some give birth to live maggots. ... If the hair is touched 
the fly will feel it. ... Another fly, the tachinid eats other insects when it is a larva 
and feeds on flower nectar ... For instance, mosquitoes suck blood, hessian flies 
eat grass, bot flies eat animal tissue ... How do ants see, hear, touch, taste and 
smell? [DOC] [TLE] single word requests - Beauty and beholder in respect to other ... [PAR] Dec 31, 2013 ... Kindly, please note that I've no intention to start using these ... In fact, I'd argue 
that 'receptors' such as taste buds, sense of smell, etc. .... aural, hearing (audition 
is where one gets 'heard' first), ear, to hear, hearer/listener ... haptic(technical), 
feeling/touch, skin, to feel, * (a feeler is an insect appendage which... [DOC] [TLE] Insect Senses - NC State University [PAR] Feb 17, 2006 ... All insects have sense organs that allow them to see, smell, taste, hear, and 
touch their environment. Since these are the same five senses we... [DOC] [TLE] Invisible Biting Bug Syndrome (IBBS) | ?...ask the Bugman [PAR] Apr 1, 2012 ... For instance, some chemicals can tell our brain something is ... Some people 
describe it as a feeling of bugs or parasites scuttling around ...... I can hear them 
jumping/popping with the springtail appendage ...... and safe for pets and people. 
it is said to have an strong garlic like odor and a bitter taste. I think... [DOC] [TLE] All about spiders | Welcome Wildlife [PAR] Mar 11, 2015 ... The most noticeable are: Spiders have eight legs, but insects have six. ... Located 
near the mouth are two appendages called chelicera (kuh-LISS-er-uh). ... Spiders 
also use their pedipalps to smell and taste. ... To immobilize and carry their prey
, some spiders wrap it in silk, turning it over and over to... [DOC] [TLE] Science Explorations Newsletter: Insect Communications [PAR] They also use signals to ward off predators or attract prey. ... Some insects can't 
see very well, and some live in dark places, so they need a ... To communicate by 
smell within a species, insects release chemicals called ... Here are a few of the 
ways that insects make their own sounds (most of these humans can hear):. [DOC] [TLE] chondrichthian - Form and function | fish class | Britannica.com [PAR] Some rays lack scales, and others are variously armed with thorns, tubercles, or 
prickles, all of ... They can see, hear, smell, taste, feel, and maintain their 
equilibrium. .... Males of most species probably use only one clasper

Question: An insect uses this appendage to smell and feel and in some instances, to taste and hear
Answer: Antennae