smell

Text and photographs present the sense of smell and how it works.

Describes the sense of smell, how it works, and why it is important, examining this sense in humans and a variety of other animals.

A class visit to the Gross-Me-Out exhibit at the science museum inspires Stink Moody to create a variety of terrible smells to put on the sneakers he plans to enter in the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneaker contest.

Photographs and simple text teach young readers about the sense of smell, explaining how the nose works, why things have different smells, and what different smells can mean.

Mucky, the muckiest, smelliest moose in the forest proves that smelling bad has its advantages when trying to outwit a fierce wolf.

Discusses some of the interesting scents there are to smell, and includes a short scientific explanation of the sense of smell, with a diagram of the nose.

Discusses the anatomy and physiology of the mouth and nose, and explains how these sensory organs enable humans to taste and smell. Includes three-dimensional illustrations.

Provides information about the senses of smell and taste, discusses their relationship to one another, and explains how these two senses help people learn about the world around them.

An illustrated introduction to our sense of smell, describing its importance, how the nose works, good and bad smells, and more. Includes instructions for a related activity.

Describes the ten top animal achievers in the category of stinkers, including the dog, vulture, hippopotamus, Hooker's sea lion, hyena, musk ox, bull elephant, millipede, petrel, and skunk.