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TMT SMELLS OF FEAR

When rodents get a sniff of their predator's stench, one of their first reactions is to freeze. But many components of a predator's odour simply smell bad rather than striking fear into their prey's heart. Figuring out which scents simply stink and which scare the life out of an animal is critical