Ed Yong’s ‘An Immense World’ review: Understanding the world beyond our eyes

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Ed Yong’s ‘An Immense World’ review: Understanding the world beyond our eyes
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‘Ed Yong gives us a treat: leading us into worlds beyond what our eyes can see, taking the route of other species’ senses’

There I was working towards a chemistry degree, going around the campus with my heavy backpack, which almost always contained thick science textbooks. The books made my back hurt a lot, yes, but I treated them as my security blanket.

In the process, Yong gives us a treat: leading us into worlds beyond what our eyes can see, taking the route of other species’ senses. Describing the sensory worlds of other animals was no easy feat. Yong could have made a documentary instead like most features on animals. But that would defeat the purpose of the book: to look beyond the primary sense of humans, which is our sight.

We often prevent our dogs from taking pauses and detours during walks. Doing so deprives them of exploring interesting smells and enjoying their own sensory worlds — proof of our entrapment in our own primary sense of sight. It’s like stopping a human friend from appreciating nice views.

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