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53. An Immense World (How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us) - Ed Yong

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What would it feel like to be a star nosed mole? What would it be like to have a fourth primary color? Do fish have feelings? Was Kurt Cobain actually murdered? What would a movie about a mudslide made of Tigers be called? How many movie references even fit in a podcast about books? How many science books in a row is too many? What’s wrong with Mac’s tummy? What’s going on? What are we doing? Find the answer to all these questions and more on this episode of BIBLIOPHOOLSEpisode Summary:Explore the fascinating world of animal senses and perception with Ed Yong's book 'An Immense World'. Discover how animals experience the world differently and what that means for our understanding of reality. Exploring the fascinating world of animal perception, sensory experiences, and environmental impacts through a lively discussion. Discover how different creatures see, feel, and experience the world in ways humans can't imagine, and what it means for our understanding of reality.

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