Yes. I just now woke up from a dream where I smelled the imaginary copy machine burning. Then I looked and saw it was on fire, walked around with poor motor skills, got a fire extinguisher, and was fixing to use it, but woke up.
Then I thought I should check to see what the internet says about smelling in your dreams. The answer here at Wiki.Answers was "No." It's obvious to me that is incorrect, as my confident first-hand experience tells me otherwise. So "Can" you smell in your sleep? Yes, assuming you have the same potential as me and assuming I am sharing a legitimate perception with you; both of which I find highly probable. "Will" you likely experience smelling in your sleep? Well that's up to you. It's probably not common.
The nature of dreams is not something trivial. Dreaming is intimately connected to the nature of consciousness and of experiencing life itself. So be careful in adopting the personal truths of others as your own when they tell you something is possible or not in your world of imagination.
—the sloth_monkey, 3/12/2013, 9:09PM
Boys will smell when they sleep if they haven't taken a shower recently. But smell isn't something that is inherent to boys.
No, you do not lose your sense of smell during sleep. Your sense of smell continues to function while you are asleep, although it may not be as active as when you are awake.
Your senses don't sleep. This is why people can wake up if there is smoke from a house fire.
Yes, to some extent. While you still have the ability to smell while you sleep, it is significantly reduced compared to when you are awake. This is because the brain's awareness of external stimuli, including odors, diminishes during sleep to help maintain rest and relaxation.
Their eyes are closed and they squeek and smell like babies and they sleep alot
strong smelling cologne or soap while sleeping
You can smell something lavender. Lavender helps you sleep. Don't try to eat chocolate or drink soda before bed because caffeine keeps you up.
No. That doesn't make any sense, does it? While we sleep a lot of our sensory information goes to our dreams, it takes a strong jolt to wake us up, whether it be a smell, bright flash, loud sound, etc. If that were the case, then smelling salts wouldn't wake people up, either.
Many dogs sleep on clothes because they can smell the scent of their owner on the items. Dogs have an acute sense of smell and feel closer to their owners this way (especially if they are left home alone).
because your nipples like milk and doing so they dip them selfs in your mouth whilst you sleep and absorb the milky saliva and thus, smell like milk hope this answered your question
Parrot fish sleep in slimy bubbles. The slimy bubble hides the fish's scent. This protects the parrot fish from nighttime predators like moray eels, which hunt by their sense of smell.
When it doesn't smell prey.Basically, when they smell blood they wake up and say It's eating time, finally! But you wouldn't hear them say it. Anyway, but when they don't smell blood they feel tired of eating all day so they sleep.