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A photographic hunting trip in the jungle, how to hunt animals and birds. . . with the camera ؟

These are just a few examples of the kind of detail with which you can distinguish between failure and success in chasing scenes in the bush - for luck plays a big role in all kinds of photography of bush life, but knowing the behavior of the animal greatly improves your luck, especially during the undercover hunt. Chasing the senses is of prime importance In photographing jungle life, you should avoid noticing the animal because you are near it, and it may invite you to show special interest in the animal's voice, movement, or sense of smell. and this is
It depends on the type of animal you are trying to hunt.. With the camera and the distinctive sense that the animal or bird relies on, it has its own clan that grew up with it to suit its way of life. And your knowledge of some of the habits, systems, and activities of this animal is what determines whether it depends on the sense of smell, hearing, or sight. Active predators, for example, usually need sharp eyesight for the final stages of the process of capturing the prey. As for animals that live in limited areas Vision is like a dense forest, for example, it uses the sense of hearing more than it uses the sense of sight, and the sense of sight in all birds is much stronger than it is in others.

Humans, and the most important thing is its observation of the minute details with sharpness, so the typical falcon, for example, has two eyes that have retinal cells lined with a density that exceeds the scouts in human eyes 8 times, and most species can distinguish color differences, although nocturnal birds such as owls sacrifice a lot of these differences in favor of good vision in low light conditions The majority of birds are characterized by a wide viewing angle due to the presence of eyes on both sides of the head, and some birds, such as ducks, have a viewing angle of 360 degrees.

To ignore fixed things without motion, and this means that movement is one of the main elements on which the method of perceiving them is based, so you are invited to. It freezes. Your place during the hunt and if your prey sees you or detects you. Most birds are characterized by a sense of hearing that is better than the sense of hearing in humans. And the types of nocturnal birds tend to rely on this sense. However, the bird during its flight may reduce its perception of sound because of the rushing air and the movements of its wings.. Among the evidence indicates that birds pick up sound waves of very low frequency, and these transmit sounds to remote distances. The sense of smell in birds is of little importance, perhaps because it is during flight.
At any height above the ground, it is impossible for the points to smell hidden, and the birds that live on the ground are excluded, such as the wild turkey, which is characterized by a strong sense of smell. Most nocturnal animals rely on the sense of sight compared to their reliance on other senses, in addition to that they do not distinguish colors at all, with the exception of higher-ranked animals in the ladder of evolution and some rodents, and mammals. Cats, for example, use speed to catch their prey or those that use the same speed to escape, such as deer For example, you have to learn the characteristics of animal species before they rely on their farsightedness to hide. Animals with big ears
coccus (like a deer) not only hears accurately, but it can also determine the source of the sound, and all mammals are characterized by a strong sense of smell that exceeds the strength of this sense in humans, by a lot, because our smell tissues occupy a small part of the superior nasolacrimal canal, while the smell tissues in most mammals are in the form of Accumulated and coiled folds so that a large part of it comes into contact with the air, and in some animals we find that the surface of the tissues of smell is several times the surface of the body from the outside, and it is known that mammals use the sense of smell more than any other sense -