smell

Discusses the complex nature of the sense of smell and the importance of the nose. Also discusses how odors are produced, how they help in identifying specific diseases, and their psychological and physical effects.

Simple text and photographs present the world's stinkiest animals.

Sid becomes curious about smelling things from far away when he discovers he can still smell his baby brother's diaper from down the hall.

A simple introduction to the anatomy and functions of the nose, discussing the nostrils, smelling, and sneezing.

Text and photos discuss the appearance and function of the noses of humans and a variety of animals, including pigs, sugar gliders, kiwis, and cheetahs.

Presents an introduction to how animals use their sense of smell, in simple text with illustrations, describing their nose, how they smell food, prey, and danger, and how it helps them survive in the wild.

Uses simple, repetitive text to introduce early readers to the sense of smell and how it works.

Contains a variety of science projects which use the sense of smell to explore the fields of chemistry, biology, and physics.

Explains how senses of smell, taste, and touch work and how they have evolved to suit life in the modern world.

A short scientific explanation of our sense of smell, with a diagram of the nose.