I never thought of this, although I should have
I’m reading a novel, Relic, by Lincoln and Childs.
In the course of the narrative, they are discussing an animal that, to the knowledge of the scientific world, does not exist.
They talk about a dog’s sense of smell, far superior to man’s. They hypothesize that a dog may “see” the landscape through its nose in the detail and beauty that humans see with their eyes.
Maybe I’m the only one who never thought of this.
In the course of the narrative, they are discussing an animal that, to the knowledge of the scientific world, does not exist.
They talk about a dog’s sense of smell, far superior to man’s. They hypothesize that a dog may “see” the landscape through its nose in the detail and beauty that humans see with their eyes.
Maybe I’m the only one who never thought of this.
