Ways of Seeing (White):

Humans see the world in binocular trichromatic vision. The Lonestar tick sees infrared radiation, which it uses to locate warm-blooded hosts. It can also see chemicals like butyric acid and detect surface tension. Dragonflies have souped-up, ultra-multicolor, almost 360-degree vision that’s better than anything known in the animal kingdom. Some critters see in the dark, while others perceive colors that we cannot. There are as many ways of seeing as there are things that see. Nobody can see all of it. We all just get a piece of the puzzle.

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