Dogs may include danger and illness with their extremely sensitive sense of smell, although it has not yet received scientific confirmation. Dog owners are convinced of this opportunity for their four -legged friends.
Scientists believe that dogs can respond to seismic activity that precedes natural disasters. Changes in rocks, such as underground screens and cracks, can serve as signals in front of earthquakes. Dogs can also detect changes in barometric pressure, which can foresee future weather changes.
Before the most natural cataclysm, dogs can show anxiety, anxiety and try to restore self -control. Their behavior may include acute attacks of barking, jumping, or whimper that may indicate a possible danger.
The acute smell of the animal is its desire to find an unconventional shelter before cataclysm, for example, to hide in the closet or find a shelter in a cozy corner.
By contributing to the acute sense of smell, dogs can detect the most subtle chemical changes in the human body, which may indicate the presence of the disease. If you notice unpredictable changes in the behavior of your dog friend, it can be a signal for a more careful study of your own health.
Although these hypotheses still require further scientific research, they open up new opportunities to understand how impressive the sensations and intuition of our faithful satellites can be.
