Cancer
Ants can smell the 'smell' of cancer in humans
French scientists have found that ants have the ability to sniff out cancer cells in the human body and could be used to diagnose cancer in the future.
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Restoring the old smell, preserving a special smell will be 'extinct'
Researchers are developing a variety of techniques to restore lost flavors in the past and preserve existing flavors for the future, such as markets, libraries, etc.
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Science proves: The smell smells, the longer the memory
Recent research from the New York University School of Psychology shows that memories will last longer when people experience an incident and smell unpleasant odors.
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Thunder also has a very specific smell, have you smelled it yet?
Who in the world did not see how thunder happened. But did you know that this wonderful natural phenomenon also produced an extremely characteristic smell?
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The 'divine monster' version of the goat in many cultures
Go find a goat god, a goat saint or even a goat monster in myths thousands of years ago.
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How to find true love: Smell the smell under the arm
New research by Canadian scientists has shown that armpit aromas can help you find your partner.
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People smell 10 kinds of smell
Now, researchers have used algorithms to describe odors according to the system and simplify them into 10 categories.
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Interesting revelations about smell and smell
Human olfactory organs are not only part of the body, but also affect science and art ...
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Smell to find a mate
Outward beauty can deceive a lover's eyes but the best way to find a perfect mate is to rely on the smell you smell.
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Women 'smell' is man's desire
Women will feel the difference between the sweat of men when they want to attract the attention of women.
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Fear also smells
A recent study demonstrates that the sweat we secrete while fear generates signals that others can unconsciously acquire.
Oceanography
Detecting sharks can be driven by the nose
One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.
Animal world
The cat collapsed into the chair when he smelled durian
The cat named Dudu looked shocked at the durian tray that the owner named Niu Xiaoyao brought in front of, Newsflare reported on May 5.