the 5 senses

which of your 5 senses is the strongest

mine is smell.

I can smell something miles away, and even in the same room.. if no one else can smell it, you can garantee I will

my hearing is pretty good too, but I don't think as good as smell

I’m not sure. I think my hearing is pretty good but I don’t always hear correctly and it usually just ends up getting me into trouble.

I would say touch is strongest for me. Everything else is kinda meh. Lol

There are more than 8 senses

All of mine seem equally strong. Even with my glasses I can see the smallest thing move around me (small bugs especially)

My one blind dog was hightened hearing & smell compared to his siblings.

My eyesight is the worst. But I always know what my mother had for lunch just by the smell in the kitchen, or even if like, cucumbers have been cut up or something. Maybe this is no big deal, and I just think I have a super nose. I put smell as my best sense.

I wish I could say "I have good hearing." And I am really good musically. But I am not good at hearing words sometimes, especially muffled. You might not want to hire me as your transcriber.

Do tell!

I've heard something like that about animals, but not humans.

you should have been at my house a few days ago to try and get the ladybug to go out my window.

was so fast!

Hearing and smell.

Sight
Hearing
Touch
Smell
Taste
Proprioception - the sense that tells us where our body parts are in relation to each other
Kinaesthesia - sense that tells us how and when we are moving

Plus several physiological senses, for example graviceptors (gravity sensing), various chemical sensors, temperature sensors and fluid sensors in the blood vessels, and muscle tone/stretch receptors in the muscle spindles. Some of these are integrated into our vestibular system (balance and sensory integration system).