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A museum where you can sniff animals' behinds
Just when you think you’ve heard it all—Japan surprises us again!
A museum exhibit at the Atoa Aquarium near Kobe has gone viral for letting visitors sniff the behinds of various animals… well, not real ones, thankfully! Through glass panels with photos and scent holes, guests can take a whiff of everything from penguins to tigers to house cats. Apparently, the smells are artificially enhanced—and surprisingly accurate. Who signs up to test this stuff?!The video racked up millions of views and a whole lot of raised eyebrows. Reactions online have been pure gold: 'Just because it’s possible doesn’t mean you do it' and 'My dog would’ve loved this' pretty much sum it up.
Still, some folks are oddly intrigued. Would you visit a place like this? For science, of course…Source: weroad / Instagram
