Light-tackle fishing is especially good in Bermuda, and when bonefish is the catch of the day, you can enjoy hours of Bermuda fly fishing. Head further out to sea for some bill fishing, and you can try to snare something larger, such as a powerful marlin.
Olfactory Organ. the organ in man and animals that receives chemical stimuli that are interpreted as smells. The sense of smell is technically known as olfaction.In man the olfactory organ is the superoposterior area of the nasal cavity, including part of the nasal septum and the two turbinate bones, which protrude from the lateral walls of the cavity.The entire olfactory organ is covered by the olfactory epithelium, whose surface area is about 5 cm 2.he spindle-shaped olfactory receptor cells, which are located in the olfactory organs, are the functional units of the olfactory apparatus.
The olfactory bulb is a part of the limbic system. Within the brain, the bulb is located in the forebrain, though in humans it sits at the bottom while in other vertebrates it sits at the very front.A bony structure called the cribiform plate cradles and protects it, and separates it from the nasal cavity.he process is similar for the accessory olfactory bulb, except the input being processed is pheremones instead of odors. A separate sensory organ located in the nose, the vomeronasal organ, detects pheremones and passes the signal via axons to the glomeruli in the accessory bulb.