Different odors refer to the various smells that humans can perceive, which can range from pleasant scents like flowers to unpleasant odors like rotten eggs. Our ability to distinguish between these different odors is due to the complex nature of our olfactory system.
The olfactory system consists of the sensory receptors in our nose that detect different odor molecules and transmit signals to our brain for interpretation.
Olfactory Bulb: The olfactory bulb is a structure located at the base of our brain responsible for receiving and processing information about different odors from the olfactory receptors.
Olfactory Perception: Olfactory perception refers to how we interpret and make sense of different odors based on our past experiences, emotions, and memories.