Antennae

Antennae are sensory appendages found on the heads of many animals, especially insects and crustaceans. They serve various functions, primarily sensing the environment. Antennae can detect chemicals, vibrations, temperature, and movement. In insects, they help with smell and taste, allowing them to find food and mates, detect predators, and navigate their surroundings. Antennae come in different shapes and sizes, reflecting their specialized roles in different species. Overall, they play a crucial role in survival and interaction with the world.