feromonas
Feromones are chemical substances produced by an organism that are released into the environment, usually by means of glands, and serve as a form of long-distance communication. They are often used by insects, but are also found in other animals, including mammals. Feromones can influence the behavior, development, or physiology of members of the same species. They are typically odorless to humans but can have a distinct smell to the animal that produces them.
Feromones can be classified into several categories based on their function and the type of animal that
Sex pheromones are released by individuals to attract members of the opposite sex. These are common in
Aggregation pheromones are released by individuals to attract others of the same species, often to form a
Alarm pheromones are released by individuals to warn others of danger, such as the presence of a
Feromones are also found in mammals, including humans. Human pheromones are thought to play a role in