The way lobsters’ noses work may point the way for humans to sniff out hidden landmines.
Scientists in Florida studying the way lobsters sniff around for food on the sea floor say they have found a clue to developing technology that could help soldiers detect landmines and hidden explosives from a safer distance than current technology allows.
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