Human BodyNerves and Senses |
Do humans or bloodhounds have a keener sense of smell? |
Humans smell the world using about 12 million olfactory receptor cells, whereas bloodhounds have 4 billion such cells and, therefore, a much better sense of smell.
For example, the trace of sweat that seeps through shoes and is left in footprints is a million times more powerful than the bloodhound needs to track down someone.
