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In An Immense World, Ed Yong highlights different creatures who experience reality in ways we cannot easily access.
There are dogs that read time through their nose. Jumping spiders that see ultraviolet patterns. Elephants that communicate in infrasonic rumbles across miles. And the star-nosed mole that feels the world in stereo through its weird tentacles.
The endless spectrum of “colours”, or frequencies, of the world is experienced through the senses of many beholders.
Together, we can build a more comprehensive map for noticing the world around, within, and between us.
From Coming To Our Senses, Volume 13 (True Colours)
the-haven.co/ctos13-true-colours
In An Immense World, Ed Yong highlights different creatures who experience reality in ways we cannot easily access.
There are dogs that read time through their nose. Jumping spiders that see ultraviolet patterns. Elephants that communicate in infrasonic rumbles across miles. And the star-nosed mole that feels the world in stereo through its weird tentacles.
The endless spectrum of “colours”, or frequencies, of the world is experienced through the senses of many beholders.
Together, we can build a more comprehensive map for noticing the world around, within, and between us.
From Coming To Our Senses, Volume 13 (True Colours)
the-haven.co/ctos13-true-colours
