From a Wall Street Journal story by Jeff Tweedy headlined “Five Best: Books About Life on the Road”:

An Immense World
By Ed Yong (2022)

1. As a kid I had a beloved teddy bear we kept in a glass jar (due to a dust allergy and possibly the universe’s eagerness to introduce me to the joys of metaphor), so I’m no stranger to anthropomorphization. We’re predisposed to think that other beings—human and nonhumans alike—are looking out with a perspective close to our own. Not so. It turns out that the sensory perceptions of other animals are often wildly different from our own.