Scenting Collection (#3)
"Exploring the World of Scents: From Lizards to Elephants" The Gold Tegu Lizard, with its tongue out, expertly scents its surroundings in Trinidad's Asa Wright Centre
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"Exploring the World of Scents: From Lizards to Elephants" The Gold Tegu Lizard, with its tongue out, expertly scents its surroundings in Trinidad's Asa Wright Centre. A Weimaraner Dog relies on its keen sense of smell to navigate and discover new scents around every corner. Witness the heartwarming bond between a Domestic Pig Haellisches sow and her adorable piglet as they explore their world through scent. On Komodo Island, Indonesia, a majestic Komodo Dragon flicks its forked tongue to catch the slightest hint of prey nearby. The Irish Wolfhound's close-up reveals a nose that can detect even the faintest scent from miles away - an invaluable tool for this noble breed. In Cahuita National Park, Costa Rica, an Eyelash Pit Viper showcases its vibrant yellow coloration while using scent to locate potential meals. A curious African Elephant calf in Amboseli National Park, Kenya learns about the world by following intriguing scents left behind by other animals. Meet the Star-nose Mole with its extraordinary close-up nose; it uses touch and scent simultaneously to navigate underground tunnels efficiently. Observe Wyoming's magnificent Bison during rutting season - these massive creatures rely on their powerful sense of smell to find mates and establish dominance. Two playful dogs, a Bernese Mountain Dog and Golden Retriever, greet each other by sniffing noses - an age-old canine tradition for exchanging information through scent cues. With a flickering forked tongue on Rinca Island in Indonesia, a Komodo Dragon captures airborne molecules carrying vital information about potential prey or rivals nearby.