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KAKO PTICE VIDE


                                                   HOW DO BIRDS SEE


               AUTOR:  TAMARA RAKIĆ, uĉenica VII razreda Osnovne škole „Dragojlo Dudić“, Regionalni

               centar za talente II, Beograd MENTOR: Dr FILIS MORINA, nauĉni saradnik, Institut za
               multidisciplinarna istraživanja, Univerzitet u Beogradu



                                                           REZIME

               Čulo vida je deo nervnog sistema koji omoguduje organizmima da vide. Organ čula vida je oko, i ukoliko ne postoji
               ozbiljno opteredenje fotoreceptora, pruža preko osamdeset procenata utisaka iz spoljašnje sredine. Za letenje je
               potreban  dobar  vid,  što  je  obezbeđeno  kod  ptica.  U  zavisnosti  od  položaja  očiju  razlikujemo  monokulrani  i
               binokularni vid. Ptice sa monokularnim vidom imaju oči sa strane i širi vidokrug, dok ptice sa binokularnim vidom
               imaju oči napred i uži vidokrug, ali bolje procenjuju daljinu. Cilj ovog istraživanja je prikazati na najbolji mogudi
               način kako ptice vide sve što ih okružuje i koliko ovo veoma bitno čulo utiče na način njihovog preživljavanja. U
               ovom radu korišdena je razna literatura i slike očiju ptica koje su pomogle u istraživanju. Takođe, radi razumevanja
               podataka, posmatrane su različite vrste ptica i njihovo snalaženje u okruženju. Sama anatomija oka ptica pomaže
               im da razviju veoma dobar vid, koji je u mnogim sličajevima bolji od ljudskog. Veliki broj fotoreceptora pomaže
               pticama da stvore veoma oštru sliku svoje okoline, što je veoma važno za njihovo preživljavanje. Neke ptice mogu
               čak da vide boje koje čovek nije u mogudnosti da vidi. To im pomaže u pronalaženju hrane. Iz ovoga može da se
               izvede zaključak da je vid različitih vrsta ptica prilagođen svakoj vrsti u zavisnosti od njihovih potreba u cilju što
               bezbednijeg opstanka.

               KLJUČNE REČI: vid, oko, ptice, fotoreceptor

                                                          SUMMARY

               The sense of sight is part of the nervous system  which  enables organisms to see. The eye is an organ of the sense
               of sight  and if there is no serious burden  of photoreceptors, it  extends over  eighty percents expressions from the
               external  environment .Good sight is very important  for flying which is provided to birds. Depend on the position of
               the eyes we distinguish monocular and binocular sight. Birds with monocular sight have their eyes positioned on
               the sides and wider  view, while birds with binocular  sight   have their eyes positioned  in front with narrower view
               , but they judge the distance much better. The aim of this research is to find the best way  presenting   how birds
               can see all the things they are  surrounded  with  and also to find out how this very important sense has the great
               impact on the survival of the birds. The different literature which is used in this work and many  pictures of the
               birds’ eyes helped  in this research. Because of  the better  understanding of  facts  here  we also observed many
               different kinds of  birds and their coping in an environment. The anatomy  of the bird’s eye helps them to develop
               very good sight  which is better than the human sight in many ways. The large number of photoreceptors helps
               them to make very  clear  image  of the environment  which is very important for their survival. Some birds  even
               can see the colours which human being can’t. That is very important while searching for food. We can make a
               conclusion from this that  the sight of  the different kinds of  birds  is adapted to every type of the bird depending
               on their needs looking for more safe survival.

               KEY  WORDS : sight,  eye, birds, photoreceptor
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