Explain Why nose and tongue are equally important like other sense organs?​

  The organ for the sense of smell is the nose.  Nose has nostrils, we breathe in through nostrils. The olfactory system is responsible for our sense of smell and the nose is also known as an olfactory organ. Usually, animals have a stronger sense of smell than human beings. However, human beings can also smell thousands of various odors and fragrances. The nose is also an organ which helps us in the sense of taste. For example, we can smell a gas leak. .

The organ for the sense of taste is the tongue. The tongue has various receptors which can detect whether the item consumed is salty, sweet, bitter or sour.  The behind part of the tongue detects bitter taste, the frontmost part detects salty taste, the side part detects sour taste and the middle and front part detects sweet taste.

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