Nose
Get ready for a sniff-tastic adventure with Learning Mole’s “High Five Facts About the Nose”! This video is a journey into the olfactory wonderland, where the nose takes the lead in our sense of smell and plays a vital role in the respiratory system. From the intricacies of the nasal passages to the amazing diversity of scents, we’re about to uncover the fascinating and aromatic facts that make the nose a remarkable part of human anatomy. So, raise your hand for a high-five and join us as we explore the high-fiving facts about the nose. It’s a celebration of the sensory symphony that enhances our experience of the world! 👃🌬️✋
Transcription for Nose
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Today we’re going to learn five nice facts about noses. fact number one your nose hairs help you immune system. The human knows is the best air filter in the world all because of the mucus and hairs contained in the nose. When you breathe in the air the air passes through the hairs, which are covered in mucus the air we breathe contains pollen bacteria germs and dust which can irritate our lungs and cause disease our noses protect us all from this by filtering these things through the nose hairs.
So the hairier the nose the healthier you will be Fact number two your nose changes the humidity of the air you breathe humidity is the amount of water which is contained in the air some places in the world, like rainforests have very high humidity as they are warm and wet the air we breathe in may be very dry or cold which is very uncomfortable for our lungs. When we breathe in through our nose the air gains humidity which makes the air easier to breathe into our lungs the nose also makes the air warmer if it’s too cold but a thoughtful organ fact number three The human knows can detect over one trillion smells.
There are smells everywhere in the world including the grass. We walk on the food we eat and even the air we breathe our nose doesn’t actually do the smelling but it does detect the particles in the air which creates smell our brain takes in the information collected by the nose and understands what the smell is the brain stores these memories which is why we have favorite smells the brain remembers there are over one trillion smells that the human nose can detect and we don’t even have the strongest noses in the world.
Dogs are a species that can smell trillions more smells than we can fact number four smells can help you relive positive memories. Your nose is connected to the memory Center of your brain, which is where all your long-term memories are stored. When you smell something, it may remind you of a specific memory and help you relive that time in your life. A great example of this is foods, which are made at family events. Does your family have special recipes which you have at celebrations like birthdays or holidays when you smell these Foods your brain remembers them and you might stop thinking about happy memories fact number five your sense of smell affects how things taste this is because over 75% of what we taste is actually related to our sense of smell is something smells bad.
We are more likely to believe it tastes bad. This means that if you have to eat or drink something that doesn’t taste very nice. You can lessen how bad it tastes by holding your nose. If you can’t smell it it will taste less bad. I hope you enjoyed my five nice facts about noses. See you next time.
