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I can smell asparagus urine, but rarely smell ants.
I also loathe and detest coriander/cilantro leaves, both the smell and the taste which I believe is also genetic.
I can't smell ants, nor would I care to.
I can smell squished ants but not every time. It isn't a nice smell, quite "sharp".
Sue - I can smell asparagus urine also. If I squish an ant with my finger I can smell it on my finger.
Kirk - You don't know what you're missing! 😄
River - Like the article said, different ants have different smells. You're an ant smell connoisseur.
Aren't they citrus y?
Cloudia - Some of them are but not all. Apparently there is a large variety of smells depending on the ant species. Does it sound like I know what I'm talking about? I don't.
I never realized how empty my life is because I've never been able to smell ants. Now I'm depressed.
I can't smell ants, thank goodness.
I know that there are people that say they don't get the asparagus urine. Now I wonder if they are just people that can't smell it.
I don't squish ants so I have no idea if I can smell them.
Bill - I see psychotherapy in your future.
Deb - Not even the citrusy ones?! 😄
John - I know. It only takes about a half an hour before it starts coming out.
Lady - So let's go! Squish one and smell your finger!
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