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- 1Moths May Be Able to Smell With Their Wings●Moths May Smell With Their Wings The tobacco hawkmoth, Manduca sexta , relies on its antennae to sense odors, but a new
A new study suggests the tobacco hawkmoth, Manduca sexta, may sense odors not only with its antennae but also with its wings. Researchers identified sensory bristles along the margins of the moth's wings that respond to smells, adding a surprising dimension to how insects detect chemicals in the air.
- 2Sensory-friendly space opens science learning to more people●A sensory-friendly space makes science learning more accessible
A new sensory-friendly space is being highlighted for making science learning more accessible. The initiative is aimed at learners who benefit from reduced-sensory environments, helping them engage with science education in a comfortable setting.