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Sitting at your laptop all day on your video meetings.

Saying things like,

let's circle back on this, or can you drill down on that, or deep dive.

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Hi everyone, Benjamin Thompson here. Welcome to episode one of Nature Hits the Books, a new show where I'll be chatting with authors about their new science books.

For this first episode, I reached out to a pal of mine, the science journalist Ed Yong.

Ed is a staff writer at the Atlantic, and in 2021, he won the Pulitzer Prize for

explanatory reporting for his coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. His second book has just been

published. It's called An Immense World, and it takes a deep dive into the sensory world of

animals, and I caught up with him on the phone to find out a bit more about it.

We chatted about a bunch of things,

including how our human-centric view of the world

has restricted our understanding of animal senses,

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