The nose senses what?
In: Biology
When you see someone pooping, light energy is bouncing off the poop and going into the light sensors in your eyes.
When you hear someone pooping, the poop plopping in the water vibrates the air and the vibrating air goes into the movement sensors in your ears.
When you smell someone pooping, bits of poop float through the air and go into the tiny bits of things sensors in your nose.
When you see poop you are seeing energy that bounced off the poop. When you hear poop you are hearing the air moving. But when you smell poop, you are actually detecting tiny bits of poop going into your nose.
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