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Moth wings have a sense of smell
Insect wings are fantastically sensitive, feeling the wind, touch and even tasting. Now researchers from Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Germany, reveal in Journal of Experimental Biology that tobacco hawkmoth wings also have a sense of smell to help them sniff out the plants that they lay their eggs on.
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eurekalert.org
Moth wings have a sense of smell
Insect wings are fantastically sensitive, feeling the wind, touch and even tasting. Now researchers from Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Germany, reveal in Journal of…
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gizmodo.com
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