They say dogs are the best rescuers after an avalanche because they can sniff out people buried in snow and find them more quickly than human rescuers.
He smelled around the stuffed man as if he suspected there might be a nest of rats in the straw, and he often growled in an unfriendly way at the Scarecrow.
And the authors found that participants who sniffed disgusted sweat tended to display disgust, which seems like a normal reaction when you're sniffing sweat pads, but also, those who sniffed fear sweat would also display fear.
That's a big reason that Olivia's anosmia was so problematic — without being able to smell, she couldn't access emotional memories wrapped up in particular scents, or sniff out dangers in her environment.
For example, a good detective has a nose for solving crimes. They can sniff out hidden clues. To sniff is to breathe in quickly, like this: (sniff sniff).
When hungry caterpillars show up, injured leaves release volatile chemicals, and other leaves sniff out those signals and start making toxic compounds, so, they're less appetizing.