do fish have a sense of smell can they smell their food?

Answer 1

Yes they do and yes they can. That is how fish that are blind find their food.

Answer 2

A bass has a sense of smell 100 times keener than an average dog, so the answer is yes.

Answer 3

No, think about this or even try it, throw in something elses than fish food and they'll still gobble it down, this proves that fishes eat anything that will make them full, and they have gills, not noses, how can they have the sense of smell? Only sharks and related spieces can sense blood in the water, other than that, i think its quite impossible.

Hope this helps.

Answer 4

yes, they have an acute sense of smell (notice how the fish food smells?)

Answer 5

Different fish use different methods of getting information from chemical cues, in ways that are analogous to our human sense of smell.

Answer 6

most fiah can smell, and some can smell very well, other fish cannot smell well at all. Yes they can smell their food sharks smell blood and catfish smell "stink bait"

Answer 7

yes fish can smell . serious fishing people make their own stink bait as the strong smell attracts more fish. if you go into any store that sells fish bait they sell stink bait. in Alaska they use the smelliest part of the fish as chum bait to attract many different types of fish.

Answer 8

yes they do
fish have a very good sense of smell.their sense of smell is highly developed sense.fish don't really make any use of their nostrils like birds.the sense is the biggest part they need.it helps them detect their food and it helps them recognize their home

Answer 9

because of the fact its created from sea weed and stuff from the sea so regardless of in the event that they grew it themselves they could in all probability nevertheless could desire to function the salt for it to advance good and that i do no longer comprehend why you're smelling fish nutrition its in all probability a similar reason i did

Answer 10

yes they can..just like sharks smell blood