What animals are most likely to have senses and brain clusters?

Answer 1

Senses and brain clusters are most likely to be found in animals with heads.

It makes evolutionary sense to have your sense organs looking out towards where you are going and allowed animals to avoid prey, find prey, or find mates. Having senses at the front of the body also meant that brain like structures to interpret incoming sense data also made evolutionary sense. Heads evolved in animals that moved around in their environment, as opposed to, say, corals or trees that don't move much (at least once they are adults).

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Answer 2

Sebastian Alvarado

Mammals, birds, and some cephalopod species, like squids and octopuses, are among the animals that are most likely to have well-developed senses and brain clusters because these animals depend heavily on their senses for hunting, survival, navigation, and communication.

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