How do some animals survive in their world when they don't have all five senses. Some animals have lost some parts of their five senses. Why? How do they survive with this loss? Learn how whales ...

Imagine navigating a pitch-black room and knowing exactly where every object is without ever switching on a light.

People sense millisecond shifts in odor as quickly as they might spot a change in color, new research shows. The study discounts the notion that smell is a "slower" sense than sight or hearing, ...

While you use your eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin for your five senses, it is really your brain that runs the show. Meet a neurosurgeon and learn how your brain helps you interpret your world.

Sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch – you know them as the five traditional senses. But what if that’s not all there is? We kick off the new season of Chasing Life with award-winning ...

Here’s how your cat experiences the world Cats use the same five senses as humans, but they view the world differently. Understanding them could make us better cat parents.

Sense-scaping is the practice of bringing all five senses into harmony to achieve a set feeling at home - it’s often used to create feelings of peace, tranquillity and relaxation.

Decent people are everywhere and knowing that is how we can build a better society. That’s just common sense. Michael Slager is an English teacher at Loyola University Chicago.

The simple CO2 molecule is unique in its ability to act on our five senses: Olfactory, gustatory, tactile, visual, and auditory — a true multisensory enhancer,” Lepousez concluded.