Animals produce pheromones using scent glands found all over the body, including the mouth, paws, or anus. They may urinate or rub their bodies on trees to mark their territory, or sniff each ...

It can be a little gross, but sweating is completely normal, as is a little variation from time to time in the quantity and ...

Ring-tailed lemurs have powerful scent glands and use their unique odor as a communication tool and even as a kind of weapon. Lemurs mark their territory by scent, serving notice of their presence ...

But during puberty the apocrine glands become active, which causes the uptick in scent that many people going through puberty experience. Since body odor is new territory for many tweens and teens ...

Pandas advertising their presence with scent marking - rubbing stinky glands against trees to broadcast information about who they are, their location, and their mating status. Disclaimer ...

Skunks are known for their ability to deter even the most determined predator by spraying a foul-smelling liquid from their anal scent glands. How bad is the smell? Truly overwhelming. Six striped ...

To create their distinctive odour, male lemurs combine the strong but short-lived scent produced by their wrist glands, with longer lasting secretion from their shoulder glands. An action known as ...