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Chameleons change color to protect themselves from predators.

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Panda Bear

Panda bears have highly developed sense of smell that males use to find each other and find females to mate. They are also very skillful in climbing at high distances

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Wolf
Wolves can hear up to six miles away in a forest and up to ten in the open.
The sense of smell in a wolf is highly developed and are capable of smelling up to 1.75 miles away.
They can run up to 40 miles an hour and can easily cover 50 miles in a day.

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Monkeys
Monkey's have the ability to use their feet as an extra pair hands, and they can also use their tail if they wanted to. Monkeys also communicate with humans well.

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Shark
Sharks, and some other fish are sensitive to the electric fields generated by other animals in the water. They use this information to track prey. Weak electric currents are sometimes used to repel sharks.

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A killer whale's brain and nervous system appear physiologically able to process sounds at much higher speeds than humans, most likely because of their echolocation abilities.
Tillkum the whale also developed severe depression due to the enclosure he was in. He began killing his instructors , he has been in many incidents when he has attacked humans. He has been abused by female whales and a lot by males. He has  been forced to produce sperm and make off spring .

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Baby Chicks

Baby chicks can count with numbers just like humans can.

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leopard A leopard has the following heightened senses:
a. Enhanced Smell: A leopard sense of smell is extremely sensitive. A leopard can recognize individual scents.
b. Nightvision: A leopard's eyes are well suited for hunting at night. A leopard doesn't suffer any penalties when operating in a night-like darkness. Darkness created by the superpower is a different matter.
c. Track by Smell: A leopard must make an End roll per hour (on d20, -1 per hour of trail) or else lose the trail.

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If you’ve ever worn Ray-Bans, you’ve tasted life as an octopus. Their skin has patterns that are entirely invisible to human eyes because they’re hidden in light’s polarization – the direction (up and down or side-to-side) that light waves oscillate as they travel. The world usually doesn’t look too different through polarized sunglasses, which only show you light oscillating in one direction, because human eyes can’t tell the difference between the two. But photoreceptors in octopuses’ eyes can differentiate between them, revealing those subtle patterns that people can’t see without special cameras.

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Horses
They see primarily by monocular vision, they see different things out of each eye.There are two blind spots, directly in front of the forehead and directly to the rear.  Horses will turn the head from side to side to increase the field of vision.

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Cheetah
The cheetah depends on vision rather than sense of smell to detect prey, so hunts mainly during the day and sometimes by the light of the moon.

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DOG
Dogs can......