Across species, it appears that the sense organs are most attuned to:

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The sense organs have evolved to be most responsive to biologically useful stimuli, such as detecting food or potential mates, in order to increase an organism's chances of survival and reproduction. Sensory organs are less attuned to low intensity stimuli or odors of other species as these are not as critical for survival. Detection of chemical stimuli is important, but it is more specifically related to the detection of biologically useful stimuli.

Across Species, It Appears That the Sense Organs Are Most