US EditionThe Surprising Reason Why Dogs Have Whiskers
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The Surprising Reason Why Dogs Have Whiskers
STORY AT-A-GLANCEWhiskers are specialized touch receptors located on the nose, above eyes and chin, which help dogs sense their environment and navigate their surroundingsWhiskers serve multiple functions, including protecting the dog's face, improving spatial awareness, sensing air currents and helping dogs "see" better in limited-vision scenariosDogs use whiskers to detect potential dangers, particularly when moving through environments like g…
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