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How can animals sense bad weather..?

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Yes, many are sensitive to changing air pressure and their acute hearing lets them hear thunder long before you can.
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Instincts.
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Animals can sense things beyond human's 5 senses and they have ability to see spirits and also feel bad weather from along way.
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look here.

http://www.rcn27.dial.pipex.com/cloudsru...
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Their arthritis flares up?
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They can sense a change in barometric pressure, while humans really don't notice.
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I have no idea...The cows where I live lay on the grass just before it rains...weird.
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Seeing as I sometimes can, I'd imagine animals notice the same sort of signs. These can include the light changing from bright to kind of watery, an increase in wind and other subtleties I don't know how to put into words. I quite often sense a thunder storm's on the way five or ten minutes before it arrives.
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because of their body structure and instincts
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They can feel/sence the climate pressure change.
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They watch the farmers long range forecast on BBC1 on Sunday mornings.
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