wildest thread of 2021 is already here

F***ing

Unreal

these dogs have been a story for a few months, tbf

the fact it hasnt been a straight up mandate in any kind of social outing to submit a negative cov test is ASTONISHING

"Dogs’ noses bear 300 million scent receptors, compared with humans’ 5 million or 6 million. That enables them to detect tiny concentrations of odour that people can’t."

powerful little dudes

Good, helps reduce the spread I guess

You must not visited G&G sxn yet

FETCH ME THEIR SOULS

need a link to the wildest one

consequences of living in a surveillance state that doesn’t know how else to move

AOC or Billie Ellish

visiting AOC now to break this no fap streak

The crazy thing in all this is that there are so many things we think are odorless that dogs can sense..we really are blind creatures out here

Inanimate objects thread, as well.

For real. I don't think we can even comprehend how adept the senses of other species are. Raptors (birds) and octopus have incredible vision, catfish have a sense of taste that is at least 15x more advanced than ours, elephants have 2x the sense of smell of dogs (which are already much more advanced than ours).

There are animals with senses that we don't even have. Electroreception, echolocation, magnetic detection, radiation detection. There are even beetles that have pyrodetection.

ktt2.com/pegging-108369

pyrodetection? I haven't ever heard of half those senses either goddam

"Pyrodetection" might be sensationalizing it a little bit.. it's more of a heat detection, but they chase after forest fires and lay their eggs in the burning wood.

blogs.scientificamerican.com/artful-amoeba/how-a-half-inch-beetle-finds-fires-80-miles-away

amnh.org/explore/news-blogs/news-posts/fire-chaser-beetles-sense-heat-from-miles-away#:~:text=Beetles%20of%20the%20genus%20Melanophila,wood%20to%20lay%20their%20eggs.

tyler herro gon be sick when they bark him up for the weed in his bag