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The most important sensory organ in humans and animals is the nose. It gives us a lot of information about the outside world and is involved in the production of various biological substances. There are many receptors for the sense of smell, and not all of them are found only in the nasal cavity. It is known that in the nostrils, in addition to the olfactory epithelium, there are also taste buds, temperature pressure and skin touch receptors.