What kind of sense organs do insects have?

In all insects, the organs of smell are their whiskers, on which special chemoreceptors are located, capable of capturing various odors. Insects are highly dependent on these receptors because when navigating the terrain, they rely heavily on information received from them. In addition, thanks to the antennae and the receptors located on them, insects distinguish between themselves and others, if we talk about colonial species, they are guided by smell when looking for a partner during the breeding season, and in search of food.