The neocortex is divided into four major lobes: the frontal lobe, the parietal lobe, the temporal lobe, and occipital lobe. These lobes are further divided into different regions. The frontal lobes are involved with control of movement, from stimulation of individual muscles to abstract planning about what to do.The parietal lobe processes visual, auditory and touch information.hese lobes are further divided into different regions. The frontal lobes are involved with control of movement, from stimulation of individual muscles to abstract planning about what to do. The parietal lobe processes visual, auditory and touch information.
Hamster habitat. The first hamsters were discovered in Syria, though they also live in Greece, Romania, Belgium and northern China. In the wild, they like to live in warm, dry areas, like steppes, sand dunes and the edges of deserts.
Hoarding allows hamsters to survive longer in the wild when food is scarce. hamster on a nut image by Silvia Ottaviano from Fotolia.com. Hamsters, natural foragers, have mostly preventive defenses against predators in the wild -- enough to survive the ages.They adopted behaviors that allow them to scavenge for food without attracting the attention of larger animals and allow them to flee to safety when danger arises. hamster who is trying to protect himself from a threat may stand on his hind legs with his front paws out for protection, while an actively aggressive hamster will roll onto his back and bare his teeth. His legs will be up and ready to push away from whatever being he perceives as a predator intent on attacking him.