Why does pu55y sometimes smell like tunafish?
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Hygene, and no, douche is not the answer, douche can actually increase infections (douches kill all bacteria....it's like strip mining.  There has to be a certain amount to maintain a healthy enviorment).  A girl could shower twice a day, but to no avail. A good soak in the tub  at least 2 or 3 times a week can keep this from happening.
269380
it reminds me of the breath freshner binaca
387499
My kitten named Buster. Darn those Turkey and liver flavored Friskie treats. Whuuuiiiiuuff that smells!
737841
That's ok, I'd open a can of tuna if I wanted to smell one
225881
I was once called TUNA in my gym class, but i dont know why lol. I didnt stink either nor did i act like a fish. I have also been called HUGGIES because of a party i was at, and i didnt crap my pants it had to do with hugging the toilet bowl.
514699
Wonderfully fresh, barbecued salmon, from California.\n\nFollowed closely by Fresh Tuna, in Gran Canaria, Spain.  That was the 1st time I ever had fish that didn't smell fishy...if that makes sense.
914014
its called a flehmen response it helps smelling certain substances. See link for info so I don't have to write it all here.
1101435
Smell, or olfaction, as scientists call it, is an important sense for many fish. Those little holes that look like nostrils are called nares. Nares don't lead to the throat the way nostrils do in mammals, but open up into a chamber lined with sensory      pads. Not all fish move water in and out through these nares in quite the same ways, but key to a strong sense of smell for fish is the ability to move water rapidly over these sensory pads. Some fish can pick up chemical signals when immobile by      pumping water through their olfactory system via tiny hairs called cilia. Other fish can pump water by a muscular movement. Some fish, such as smaller species of mackerel, have an olfactory system that requires them to swim in order to get water      moving through their nares. When the sensory pads pick up chemical signals, they transmit them to the fish's forebrain, which interprets the signal and incites the fish to respond appropriately.
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they cannot taste the same. it is impossible, for they have different chemical structures. the potato is primarly made of starch (which is a sugar), while the tomato has acids in it. and two things that smell the same do not always taste the same. when you smell something, you absorb through your nasal mucous membrane and analyze in your brain some volatile substances from that thing. it is possible that two things are composed from different substances, except that one that is volatile. this way, they smell the same, but do not taste alike.
704415
Sounds like your fish has what is called ick. Here's is a site that you can get more information about it.
961372
Maybe..maybe that's why it always smells like vomit around train tracks. First time my poor unknowing lil brother got drunk it was WIR...he ended up even puking on the dog......aahhh priceless family memories!  lol
1154142
could be "honeymoon syndrome" scientifically known as Gardonella...which is a bacteria you can get from sex...doesn't mean someone is skipping out...you created it together, that is why it is jokingly called "honeymoon syndrome!!!  Will cause a fishy foul odor...a simple antibiotic.....OR maybe it could be a std...you didn't give much info.
678486
They used to be really smelly and gross because only men were allowed to swim, but finally when women could get into the water, the lovely smell of their bodies improved the smell of the fish amazingly.  women are still working on this, but unfortunately they can't keep the men out and that keeps stinking things up.
1120984
Absolutely,either way you end up smelling like fish.At least when your fishing you can brag and take picures of your catch...
23418
Because when you transport fish in a sealed trailer, the oil from the fish's liver emits a scent that permeates the wood of the trailer floor.  Anything else you transport with that trailer will end up smelling like fish. In order for trucking companies to determine which reefer units were used for seafood, they are marked on the side.  If you have ever cooked anything in oil that was used to fry fish, you will notice it has a fishy flavor, no matter what food it is. Oil from the liver of fish and most other seafood is heavy and permeates it's scent into just about anything it touches.
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there is some genetic basis for taste demonstrated by people tasting PTC paper (paper with phenylthiocarbamide) and either being able to detect the bitter PTC or not.  \n\nmy mom doesn't like cilantro but I do.  I think it may remind her of lemon scented soaps she uses at home.
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It could be that lol or it may be due to the bacteria that lives within the body of water, such as blue algae. :)