Those are not noses. they are eyes.
No, animals typically have one nose for smelling and breathing. Having two separate noses is not a common feature in the animal kingdom.
No, not all animals have noses. Some animals, like insects and fish, have other structures for sensing their environment, like antennae or specialized sensory organs. Additionally, some animals like snakes have specialized heat-sensing pits instead of traditional noses.
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eskimo kisses·ki·mo kisspronunciation: 'es-k&-"mO 'kis1: the rubbing of two noses together.the eskimos would kiss with their noses, so that their lips wouldn't freeze together.
Yes they do. They have 4 noses.
Fish smell with their noses :)
Fish don't have noses, they have gills which make them breathe.
No, fish do not have noses.
sailfish have sword like noses to catch prey
probally goliath tiger fish and monk noses
Butterfly fish are saltwater fish. They can be found in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. They are small in size, have colorful bodies, and live in tropical as well as subtropical waters. Butterfly fish have elongated noses and scale type skin.
No they do not have noses.
argi-food , lumber, seafood , rocks, seaweed, fish, toilet paper, houses, noses, hair, and people
no, not really...... most i know; well actually......... all i know have noses, so they must have lungs
No, starfish do not have noses.
Slugs have 4 noses.