Phantosmia (smelling odours that aren't there) Introduction. 'Phantosmia' is the medical term for an imaginary odour (phantom smell). It is also known as an olfactory hallucination. The smell is unique to the person and is usually unpleasant, spoiling the taste of any food or drink consumed.It can be in one or both nostrils.
What rivers empty into the Atlantic ocean? There are many rivers that empty out into the Atlantic Ocean. Some of them include the Amazon River, Orinoco River, Congo River, Orange River and Savannah River.
The Amazon basin (the watershed of the Amazon River) is 7,050,000 km2 in area (or about 2,500,000 miles2), and covers about 40% of South America. Of this area, approximately 5,000,000 km2 is (or was) covered by high tropical rainforest, with the remainder covered by savannah (campo) or scrubby woodland (cerrado).