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    A dog experiences the world through its highly developed sense of smell. A dog's nose is able to detect scents through two separate folds in the nose that smell separately. This allows dogs to smell in "stereo" and detect the location and movement of scents. A dog's sense of smell is so sensitive that it can detect things that humans cannot see and can pick up on scents from the past or future. Through smelling pheromones and hormones, dogs can recognize potential mates, friendly and hostile animals, when people are pregnant or sick, and even respond to people's emotions.

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    A dog experiences the world through its highly developed sense of smell. A dog's nose is able to detect scents through two separate folds in the nose that smell separately. This allows dogs to smell in "stereo" and detect the location and movement of scents. A dog's sense of smell is so sensitive that it can detect things that humans cannot see and can pick up on scents from the past or future. Through smelling pheromones and hormones, dogs can recognize potential mates, friendly and hostile animals, when people are pregnant or sick, and even respond to people's emotions.

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    A dog experiences the world through its highly developed sense of smell. A dog's nose is able to detect scents through two separate folds in the nose that smell separately. This allows dogs to smell in "stereo" and detect the location and movement of scents. A dog's sense of smell is so sensitive that it can detect things that humans cannot see and can pick up on scents from the past or future. Through smelling pheromones and hormones, dogs can recognize potential mates, friendly and hostile animals, when people are pregnant or sick, and even respond to people's emotions.

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    Have you ever wondered how your dog experiences the world?

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    a whole other worldthe sameour
    beyond things we do,
    eyes.
    Instructor Alan Hung

    Animated by 張佳敏, 劉家蓁, 鍾采燕

    Digital Effect 張佳敏, 劉家蓁, 鍾采燕

    Visual Effect 張佳敏, 劉家蓁, 鍾采燕

    Narration by

    Audio Coordinator

    Song by

    Based on Alexandra Horowitz’s research

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