Vision: About one quarter of the human brain is involved in visual processing – more than any other sense. Arguably the most closely studied of the five main senses, the Society for Neuroscience claims that more is known about vision than any other vertebrate sensory system. Hearing: Commonly listed alongside vision as one of the most important of the human senses, hearing is is a vital part of everything from communication to risk-avoidance. Taste & Smell: These two senses rely on different sensory organs, but are very closely related; when someone loses his or her sense of smell, for example, their sense of taste is dramatically diminished. Touch: The sense … Continue reading Robbie Gonzalez