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Brain Processing of Senses

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Brain Processing of Senses
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  • Information collected through senses is processed in the brain.
  • Information travels to and from the brain through the nervous system.
  • Animals use sensory information to guide their actions and help them survive.
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Why is gathering information from the environment important to animals?

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